VoxGuard intercepts unknown calls, verifies callers are human, records why they're calling, and lets you approve or decline — all in real time.
Complete call protection that goes beyond simple blocking
Unknown callers are intercepted before your phone rings. They're routed to VoxGuard where they must pass verification and state their reason for calling — all before you're ever interrupted.
Callers are asked to repeat a word or phrase that you define — it can be anything you want. Real people hear it and respond; robocalls and spam bots can't. Three failed attempts and the call ends automatically.
After verification, callers record why they're calling. VoxGuard transcribes it to text automatically, so you can read it at a glance or play back the full audio recording.
Your phone rings the moment the caller is ready. Tap the notification, review their recorded reason, and approve to connect or decline to end the call — you have a 2-minute window.
Missed or declined calls go to voicemail. Set different greetings for known callers vs. screened callers — use text-to-speech or record your own voice. Every voicemail is transcribed automatically.
When auto-play is enabled, your phone plays the caller's actual recorded reason as the ringtone when a screened call is ready. Know why they're calling before you even pick up the phone.
See the screening process step by step
An unknown number calls your phone. The call is automatically routed to VoxGuard for screening. Your contacts bypass this entirely.
VoxGuard plays a message telling the caller what word to say. Real people hear it and repeat it. Robocalls and automated spam can't respond to voice prompts.
Callers who pass verification are asked to record why they're calling. The recording is automatically transcribed to text.
A push notification hits your phone with the caller's number. Tap to open the call detail screen — play the audio waveform and read the transcript.
You have a 2-minute window to decide. Approve and the caller is connected to your phone. Decline and the call ends. Miss it and the caller goes to voicemail.
Press play to hear exactly what callers experience when VoxGuard answers your phone
Walk through a real screening scenario
Click each step to see what it looks like in the app
A screened call appears in your Calls tab with a pulsing "Pending" status. You see the caller's number and how long their recorded reason is.
Tap to open the call detail. Play the audio waveform, read the transcript, then approve to connect or decline to end the call. You have 2 minutes.
Missed calls go to voicemail. Each voicemail shows caller type, duration, and a transcript preview. Unlistened voicemails have a red indicator dot.
Everything is configurable from the Settings tab
No. VoxGuard tells the caller what the phrase is during the screening message. The caller hears "To proceed, please say blueberry" and simply repeats it. This is a human verification step — real people can listen and respond, but robocalls and automated spam cannot. You can change your key phrase anytime.
No. When you set up VoxGuard, you can import your phone contacts. All imported contacts are whitelisted and ring through to you directly without any screening. New contacts you add are synced automatically.
If you don't approve or decline within 2 minutes, the caller is sent to your VoxGuard voicemail. They can leave a message, which is automatically transcribed. You can listen to voicemails and read transcripts in the app anytime.
Yes. VoxGuard works with all carriers. It uses standard call forwarding, which every carrier supports either through automatic codes or your phone's settings. The app guides you through the setup during onboarding.
VoxGuard is $4.99 per month with a 7-day free trial. One plan includes all features. You can cancel anytime through Google Play.
VoxGuard does not sell your data or serve ads. Only phone numbers from your contacts are synced (no names or other details). All communication is encrypted. Read our full Privacy Policy for details.