Ecall is an open-source voice and video calling app designed for privacy. All calls are protected with end-to-end encryption using AES-256-GCM, meaning only the participants can access the conversation – not even our servers.

Yes. Ecall is completely free – there are no ads, no tracking, and no premium tiers.

Ecall is for anyone who wants simple, secure calling – individuals, families, and small teams who care about privacy.

Many calling apps only encrypt the connection between your device and their servers. Ecall encrypts the actual audio and video data frame-by-frame, ensuring your conversations remain private. The encryption keys are generated and kept on your device.

Yes. An Ecall account is required to start and join calls. This ensures strong identity verification and end-to-end encryption for every participant.

You can sign up using your email, phone number, Apple ID, or Google account. Email and phone sign-ups require OTP verification for security.

You can add friends in two ways: QR Code Scan – Open your QR code in Settings and let your friend scan it with their camera. QR Code Share – Share your QR code link directly. The link contains a secure token that expires after 1 hour.

Yes. You can stay logged in on multiple devices at the same time. All active sessions can be viewed and managed in Settings → Devices, where you can also remotely terminate any session.

Ecall requires the following permissions: Microphone – required for voice calls Camera – required for video calls Notifications – used for incoming call alerts via VoIP Push

Yes. Ecall supports encrypted group calls using SFU (Selective Forwarding Unit) architecture powered by Janus WebRTC.

Yes. Ecall supports both one-on-one and group video calls, with end-to-end encryption applied to every video frame.

Ecall automatically attempts to reconnect the signaling and WebSocket connections. If the network is restored within a few seconds, the call will continue without interruption.

Ecall uses an audio bitrate cap of 128 kbps to keep bandwidth usage efficient. The app also monitors your network status and will notify you if connectivity is lost.

Yes. Ecall uses Apple VoIP Push Notifications to wake the app and display the native iOS call screen via CallKit, even when the app is closed.

Ecall currently supports 15 languages, including English, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Thai, and Khmer.

No. All calls are protected with end-to-end encryption using AES-256-GCM. The encryption keys are generated on your device and never sent to our servers.

Encryption keys are rotated periodically during active calls for additional security. A backup key ensures seamless transitions so calls continue without audio interruptions.

Sensitive information such as tokens, credentials, and private keys is stored in the iOS Keychain using the AfterFirstUnlockThisDeviceOnly protection level.

Yes. Your identity key pair is generated and stored in the device's Secure Enclave (P256), a dedicated hardware component designed to protect cryptographic keys.

Yes. Ecall uses SSL certificate pinning for all connections, including API, signaling, and media servers. If a certificate does not match the expected value, the connection is rejected.

Yes. You can enable App Lock in Settings to require Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode when opening Ecall.

Ecall is currently available for iOS (iPhone and iPad).

Ecall requires iOS 16 or later.

Not yet. We are currently focused on delivering the best experience on iOS.

Check that Microphone permission is enabled in iOS Settings → Ecall → Microphone. If the issue persists, both participants should end the call and reconnect.

This can happen if your authentication token expires or if the app is reinstalled or restored from another device backup. Simply sign in again to continue.

QR codes expire after 1 hour for security reasons. Ask your friend to generate a new QR code and ensure camera permission is enabled.

Ecall checks for actual internet connectivity, not just Wi-Fi signal. Your Wi-Fi may be connected without internet access. Try opening a browser to confirm.

Go to Settings → Delete Account. After confirming by typing "DELETE", your account enters a 15-day grace period before permanent deletion.

You can report issues or request features via our GitHub repository or by emailing [email protected].