DTMF Dial

Name: DTMF Dial
Rating: 2 (4 reviews)
Author: iPhonso GmbH

By: iPhonso GmbH

Utilities

Features & Capabilities

Do you often find yourself looking up a contact on your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch and then dialing the number by hand on another phone?

Operator lets you conveniently dial phone numbers in your iPhone contacts on landline phones and pay-phones.

Just fire up Operator, select a number from your address book, lift the receiver, hold your iOS device near the mouthpiece and hit the Dial button!

You can even edit the number before dialing it, in case you need to change a prefix or add a suffix.

You can also adjust the dialing speed via the Settings app.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

iPhonso GmbH

Rating:

2.00

(4) 2.00

Version:

2.0 Last updated: 2015-11-13

Version code:

841398042

Creation date:

2011-06-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

11.86MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 773,992 ▲ 242,949

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Developed by:

iPhonso GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/de/app/dtmf-dial/id439867878?l=en-GB

Website:

http://iphonso.com

User Reviews

Call outgoing doesn’t work

by ja*****, 2023-01-01

No sound

by So*****, 2016-11-02

Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, though it's hard to know what this would be, since the application is so simple. But whenever I "dial" a number using Operator on my iPhone, the dial tone persists for a while on the land-line phone, and then I get a busy signal, even when I know the phone I'm calling is not busy. This happens every time and with every number. I've tried adjusting the iPhone volume, and I've adjusted both the dialing speed and the gap between tones in the settings for the application. Nothing works. The iPhonso website provides no support of any kind. (Also, why does the screenshot show the user holding the earpiece of the iPhone next to the microphone of the land-line phone, when the tones play through the speakers on the other end of the iPhone?)