What is a fake phone call app?
A fake phone call app shows a simulated incoming call on your own phone. You schedule it or trigger it so you have a reason to step away. Bail Me Out is that kind of app. The call does not connect to another person.
FAQ
Straight answers about simulated calls, scheduling, custom callers, store links, price, and why a fake call is not emergency help.
A fake phone call app shows a simulated incoming call on your own phone. You schedule it or trigger it so you have a reason to step away. Bail Me Out is that kind of app. The call does not connect to another person.
No. Nothing is dialed. Nobody is listening, and nobody is waiting for you to pick up. It is an incoming-call screen you arranged for yourself.
Scheduling is the plan-ahead version: a simulated call at a time you choose. You can also trigger one in the moment. This site does not confirm the exact timers or repeat rules in a given version. The features page describes the idea and the limits of what is confirmed.
A custom caller fake call is the phrase people use when they want a name on the incoming-call screen that fits the excuse. A photo, a ringtone, or a voice are related requests. This site does not confirm which of those Bail Me Out can set. The features page is the honest account of what is described and what is still unconfirmed.
No. A simulated call cannot connect anyone, share your location, summon help, or replace emergency services or a trusted-contact check-in. If you are in danger, call the local emergency number and get to a staffed public place. The walking-home page explains the limit in full.
This website does not confirm a live listing. The App Store and Google Play buttons say “Link pending” until a direct listing URL is added in public/js/store-links.js. Pending buttons stay on this site. They do not send you to a generic store page.
A price is not published on this website. Do not assume the app is free or paid from anything written here. If a listing goes live, the store page is where a price would appear.
They might. A simulated call is only as discreet as the room, the volume, and what you say afterward. This site does not promise that the call matches a carrier call, or that nobody can tell.
Use it as a social excuse to leave. Do not use it to commit fraud, to threaten someone, or to impersonate emergency services, police, or a workplace. If you are in real danger, contact real help. This is not legal advice. The terms page is a draft, not a finished agreement.
A support email, phone number, and mailing address are not published yet. The contact page says so, and it has no form to submit. Do not send an emergency to this website.
The situation pages are the practical version of these answers. The buttons below stay pending until a listing exists.