FakeABell

Name: FakeABell
Rating: 3 (80 reviews)
Author: The Ritz Acme Ltd Liability Company

By: The Ritz Acme Ltd Liability Company App

So many bells!

Overview

Version:

4.4.1

Last updated: 2022-11-14

Ranking

#194,729 ▼ 1,649

Overall

Features & Capabilities

FakeABell is a self-contained novelty app that lets you trigger 50+ doorbell sounds to prank friends and family. It runs offline, so you won’t need internet access, making it perfect for spontaneous, lighthearted mischief. This app is designed for harmless fun and includes a playful disclaimer encouraging responsible use and volume control to protect hearing.

How it works: open FakeABell, tap a sound to play it, and enjoy a quick, silly moment. No external speakers are required, and the app is built for offline use so you can share laughs anywhere. This gag app from BrennanMoyMedia is intended for entertainment—have fun, but avoid harassing others or causing damage.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Entertainment Games Music & Audio

By:

The Ritz Acme Ltd Liability Company

Rating:

3.00

(80)

Version:

4.4.1 Last updated: 2022-11-14

Version code:

852236468

Creation date:

2010-07-16

Compatible devices:

Size:

41.53MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

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Ranking

# 194,729 ▼ 1,649

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Developed by:

The Ritz Acme Ltd Liability Company

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fakeabell/id381608420

Website:

http://ritzacme.com

User Reviews

Reviewers repeatedly praise the app for realistic doorbell sounds and effective timing, plus its usefulness for dog training and entertaining pranks. However, the dominant drawback across many reviews is intrusive advertising—long, frequent, and sometimes forced—that harms usability and can drive users away. Some also note occasional sound issues or duplication, but the ads are the core recurring concern while sound quality and training value remain the main positives.

Pros

Realistic, high-quality doorbell sounds with good timing
Helpful for dog training and behavior shaping (e.g., teaching dogs to ignore or respond to a doorbell)
Entertaining and prank-friendly; enjoyable for demonstrations and audiences
Useful for niche uses like theatre, classes, and demonstrations; stands out in its category

Cons

Intrusive ads: long, frequent, and often unavoidable (including pop-ups and timed ads)
Adware/forced downloads that disrupt usability and can lead to uninstalling
Ads can appear at launch or interrupt usage, undermining the user experience

Recent reviews

I am a dog trainer. One of the things I teach is “place” training. Someone knocks on the door or rings the bell, you train your dog to go to their “place (a tubber backed mat) and remain there until your guests come in. We use the door bell app to teach them not to react to the door bell.