Download My Phone
My Phone is the Android client for your PBX: calls, texts, voicemail, and push-to-talk in one app. It is free, open-source software (GPL-2.0-or-later).
Get the app
Google Play: the Play listing is coming soon. Until it is live, GitHub releases are the way to get the app — the button above always points at the latest release. The Play button on this page is intentionally not linked anywhere yet, so it never sends you to a dead page; it will link to the real listing the day it goes live.
Before you install
- You need a PBX account. The app connects to a PBX server you run or administer. Accounts are created by the PBX administrator — there is no signup inside the app, and if you are not authorized on a PBX, you cannot log in.
- Android only, for now. The app is built for Android phones. It contains no Google services and no tracking.
- Signing in. Open the app, confirm the Server address (your PBX address), tap "Sign in with my browser", sign in with your extension number and password, and choose a PIN. Sign-in lasts 60 days after last use.
- Emergency calls. Do not rely on this app for 911 — emergency calling has not been tested end to end. Use a regular phone for emergencies. See Terms of Service, section 5.
Source code
Everything is public, under GPL-2.0-or-later:
Your data, your rights
The app talks only to your PBX server. You can ask your administrator to delete your account or send you a download of your data — voicemails, SMS, MMS, messages, and call records — within 90 days. Full details: Privacy Policy.