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Make voice and video calls, send messages, and stay connected with Acrobits Softphone App — a powerful and feature-rich SIP softphone designed for all your calling needs.
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Acrobits Softphone is a SIP Client, not a VoIP service. To use it, you need an account with a VoIP provider or PBX that supports standard SIP clients.
Note: this app does not support call transfer or conference calling.
Take your VoIP calling experience to the next level with Acrobits Softphone with out-of-the-box support for many of the most popular providers and Bluetooth devices on the market.
Acrobits Softphone brings all the popular features you expect from a SIP app, including support for 5G, voice and video calling, push notifications, call handover between WiFi and data, multi-device compatibility, lifetime access to support and updates, and more.
Experience crystal clear calling with support for popular audio standards, including Opus, G.722, G.729, G.711, iLBC, and GSM. Need to make video calls? Acrobits Softphone supports up to 720p HD and supports both H.265 and VP8.
You can even create your own look and feel. Acrobits Softphone is fully customizable, allowing you to configure your own SIP call settings, UI, ringtones, and more.
Acrobits Softphone makes it easy for you to communicate with friends and family on any device. This SIP calling app is compatible with virtually all iPhones and iPads.
Don’t worry about hidden fees. You can try Acrobits Softphone today for a one-time fee that comes with lifetime support and updates.
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What is Acrobits Softphone?
Acrobits Softphone is a digital product or tool described as: Acrobits
Where did Acrobits Softphone originate?
Data for Acrobits Softphone was aggregated directly from the Apple App Store community ecosystem, representing raw developer and early-adopter sentiment.
When was Acrobits Softphone publicly launched?
The initial public indexing or launch date for Acrobits Softphone within our tracked developer communities was recorded on July 2, 2009.
How popular is Acrobits Softphone?
Acrobits Softphone has achieved measurable traction, logging over 45 reviews and facilitating 4 recorded discussions or engagements.
Which technical categories define Acrobits Softphone?
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What are some commercial alternatives to Acrobits Softphone?
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How does the creator describe Acrobits Softphone?
The original author or development team describes the product as follows: "Make voice and video calls, send messages, and stay connected with Acrobits Softphone App — a powerful and feature-rich SIP softphone designed for all your calling needs.
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Community Voice & Feedback
I had an issue some days ago, and I was really impressed about Acrobits’ team taking care of it, answering my request and giving me feedback. Thanks and congrats.
App upgrade result in no microphone support to use. Say go to Settings > Privacy > Microphone with no option to turn on. No iOS update have occur.
App is easy to use and tech support is very helpful.
Pink//blue/rainbow colors for a business softphone on logo? It’s awful. Was very happy with monochrome grey color, until the last update with stupid logo.
I didn’t like new app icon.
I have been a happy User for last few years, and on a busier level in the last few months.
It has saved me money and time on international calls during my travels.
It has saved me money and time on international calls during my travels.
I’ve tried almost every Softphone in the IOS ecosystem. While some have slightly better GUI’s than others, few actually have working reliable push features to notify you when your phone is sleeping or locked. This is one of them
I do see regular updates come thru, so development and patching is still happening, which is nice to see. I could see the devs improving the gui a little, and allow ringtone uploads, but overall, this Softphone mostly fits my needs and works well
I do see regular updates come thru, so development and patching is still happening, which is nice to see. I could see the devs improving the gui a little, and allow ringtone uploads, but overall, this Softphone mostly fits my needs and works well
1. Goto caller list.
2. Hit a recent entry.
3. The App sometimes calls the wrong number.
2. Hit a recent entry.
3. The App sometimes calls the wrong number.
At the most inopportune time all of a sudden it just doesn’t have any configuration and presents the legal terms and conditions dialog to accept before proceeding. Pretty bad. Works for months but then this happens out of the blue.
Useful and stable, my own pbx or public voip provider, especially NAT and encrypted calling , perfect app, bought it and you own it.
For SMS feature, get Groundwire instead (same developer)
The app description states this app supports sms. When I contacted their support to figure out how to use it, I was told it does not support sms. After I spent $7. I will be filing a complaint with Apple.
Clearly abandonware - very unfortunate.
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Upgraded to 5 stars for g.729 support, and a slew of additional, excellent enhancements - not to mention the developer keeps improving and supporting an excellent VoIP client. I wish I could give him more $$$ ;-)
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Upgraded to 4 Stars for supporting calling straight over 3G. Woohoo!
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I run my own PBX in a Flash home and office PBX, and have been looking for an appropriate client on iPhone. This does the job, and it does it very well.
Some suggestions for enhancements that would catapult this well into 5 stars territory:
- support for the G.729 codec for even better quality. Yes, G.729 costs money to license - make it an in-app purchase. I would gladly pay an additional $5 or so for that feature.
- allow customizing the ringtones
- add custom quick-buttons for VM, for example.
- aesthetic changes of the look and feel to bring it more in line with the native look of an iPhone phone app, than some avant garde retro design experiment (allow selection of different skins, to appease avant garde retro afficionados). Maybe make skins an in-app purchase. ;-)
Do these, and a shining 5 stars, and more money, will be yours ;-)
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Upgraded to 5 stars for g.729 support, and a slew of additional, excellent enhancements - not to mention the developer keeps improving and supporting an excellent VoIP client. I wish I could give him more $$$ ;-)
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Upgraded to 4 Stars for supporting calling straight over 3G. Woohoo!
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I run my own PBX in a Flash home and office PBX, and have been looking for an appropriate client on iPhone. This does the job, and it does it very well.
Some suggestions for enhancements that would catapult this well into 5 stars territory:
- support for the G.729 codec for even better quality. Yes, G.729 costs money to license - make it an in-app purchase. I would gladly pay an additional $5 or so for that feature.
- allow customizing the ringtones
- add custom quick-buttons for VM, for example.
- aesthetic changes of the look and feel to bring it more in line with the native look of an iPhone phone app, than some avant garde retro design experiment (allow selection of different skins, to appease avant garde retro afficionados). Maybe make skins an in-app purchase. ;-)
Do these, and a shining 5 stars, and more money, will be yours ;-)
They fixed the really annoying camera issue! That was my only complaint. Great app!
After purchasing this app many months ago I’ve finally tried it with the FlyNumber wwPBX. Believe I’ve set it up with proper account info, yet every couple days SoftPhone gives me a pop up message that my FlyNumber account has expired on the push server. Huh. I know my account hasn’t expired on FlyNumber, but who is running the server mentioned? Where do I get help on this? Giving SoftPhone the shadow of doubt, I’ve rated it 3 stars even though it hasn’t yet served for a single phone call.
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