A scheduled fake call, and a custom caller

Scheduled fake call

You set the interruption before you walk in. A drink at 7, a simulated call at 7:40. A meeting that should end at 2:20, a call at 2:20. The point is to decide while you are calm.

What this site does not specify: how far ahead you can schedule, whether a call can repeat, what happens on a locked phone, or which permissions the app asks for. Check the store listing when a link is live, and check the app itself.

Starting a call in the moment

Plans change. The other job is triggering a simulated incoming call when you are already in the room. Same rule either way: the call does not dial a person.

Custom caller fake call

A custom caller is the wish for a name on the screen that fits the excuse. “Mom” is a different exit from “No caller ID.” People also ask about a photo, a ringtone, or a voice on the other end of a fake call.

Bail Me Out is aimed at that kind of simulated incoming call. This website does not confirm that you can set a caller name, photo, ringtone, or recorded voice. Those options stay unconfirmed until they are documented for the version that ships. The pictures on this site are labeled placeholders. Do not treat them as the product interface.

What the app is for

A polite exit from a date, a meeting, a party, a conversation, or a family gathering. It is not a prank line, not an emergency service, and not a way to impersonate police, a hospital, or anyone’s workplace.

Left out on purpose

Price, whether a download is free, ratings, review counts, download counts, and awards are not published here. If a number shows up somewhere else, it should come from a store listing, not from this page. Platform notes for iPhone and Android say the same thing about availability: unconfirmed until the buttons stop saying link pending.