Everything you want to know about GhostCall — how it works, privacy, group calls, and more.
GhostCall is a free voice calling app that works in your browser. You start a call, get a link, share it with someone, and they click to join. No signup, no app download, no phone number required from either side. When the call ends the link dies permanently — no record, no way to call back.
No. Neither person needs to create an account. You open the site, start a call, share the link. That's it. GhostCall is designed to have zero friction before the call starts.
No app download needed — from either side. GhostCall works entirely in your browser. The person you're calling just needs to click the link you send them. Works on Android, iPhone, or any computer.
Yes, completely free. No subscription, no credit card, no hidden charges. Both sides of every call pay nothing. GhostCall is free to use with no limits on call duration.
The link dies permanently. Nobody can rejoin, nobody can call you back through it, and there's no record that the call happened. Every call gets a unique link that works exactly once and disappears when the call ends.
Yes. GhostCall uses WebRTC peer-to-peer technology — your voice goes directly from your browser to the other person's browser and never touches GhostCall's servers. There are no accounts, so there's no profile to attach your call history to. Nobody at GhostCall can see who you called or what you said.
No — and not just as a policy. The audio goes peer-to-peer directly between browsers and never passes through GhostCall's servers. This makes recording your calls a technical impossibility, not just a promise.
Nobody. GhostCall doesn't store call history. When a call ends the room is destroyed and nothing is logged. There are no accounts so there's no profile anywhere that stores your calls.
No. GhostCall never asks for your phone number. The other person receives a link — nothing else. Your number, your name, your identity stays with you entirely.
Go to ghostcall.space/app, tap "Start a Call", allow microphone access, and you'll get a short link. Copy that link and send it to whoever you want to call — over WhatsApp, Instagram, email, OLX chat, anywhere. They click the link and you're connected.
GhostCall works on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari on both desktop and mobile. Chrome gives the most consistent experience. Internet Explorer is not supported.
Yes. GhostCall works on Android and iPhone in Chrome, Safari, and other modern mobile browsers. No app download needed — just open the link in your browser.
GhostCall works on most standard internet connections. A stable 4G or WiFi connection gives the best call quality. Very slow connections like weak 2G may affect audio quality.
Yes. GhostCall supports group voice calls with up to 4 people. Go to ghostcall.space/group, start a group call, and share the room code with up to 3 others. Nobody needs an account or phone number to join.
Up to 4 people total — 1 host and 3 guests. Group calls use the same peer-to-peer technology as 1-on-1 calls, so audio stays private and never passes through servers.
WhatsApp is great for people you already know. Use GhostCall when you need to call someone but aren't ready to give them your personal number — first call with a new freelance client, talking to a buyer or seller on OLX, coordinating with a one-time service provider. See the full comparison in our GhostCall vs WhatsApp post.
Yes — this is one of the most common use cases. Instead of sharing your WhatsApp number with a stranger, paste a GhostCall link into the chat. They click it, you talk, deal happens or it doesn't, and the link dies. No permanent contact established.
Yes. GhostCall is built for exactly this — the first discovery call with a new enquiry before you've decided if they're worth working with. Share a link instead of your personal number. If the call goes well and you want to continue, share your WhatsApp then. If it doesn't — nothing permanent was exchanged.
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