Sipdroid

i-p-tel GmbH

About this app

The app routes calls dialed from your phone's built-in contacts app to VoIP. In settings you can choose when to use VoIP and when to make standard phone calls, based on being logged in to Wifi, and/or based on number prefixes. Visit sipdroid.org for more info.

For optimal battery usage reserve a free VoIP PBX on pbxes.org, and manage your SIP trunks using a web browser.

Being open source, Sipdroid has often been cloned appearing under names such as Guava, aSIP, Fritz!App, ...

Ratings and reviews

What I like about this app is how it integrates with my contacts. The app gives me the option to dial a contact either from my cell phone or through my VoIP via the app - very cool! However, I have to subtract 3 stars because on the latest version which I installed there is no keypad, and all the other tabs for call Log, contacts, and groups are also missing. 3rd UPDATE: just tried reinstalling the app again but the same problems remain. Had to return back to ZoiPer.

My first impression of this app, it is just perfectly fits my needs. I have connected it with my own Asterisk installation and I clearly hear the voice that goes both directions. The size of the app is less than 1Mb, it is as fast as possible, and there are no ads. I didn't notice any problems.

Not sure why some knock this app. It's clean, simple, lightweight and reliable. Works well with both my upstream provider and my own home grown solution. Even offers features usually only found with "premium" VoIP clients. Even run this on older, low ended Android with limited memory as it's not bloated. Thanks dev! Stay safe and keep up the great work!

What's new

Rejects incoming SIP calls during ongoing PSTN call
Android 14 compatibility