Native desktop app · macOS & Windows
The Vocallabs desktop dialer
Make and receive calls right from your desktop. Live transcripts, AI-powered data collection, and full call history — in one fast, native app built for people who are on the phone all day.
macOS 14+ & Windows 10+ · Apple-notarised .pkg · free with your Vocallabs account
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- Microphone
- MacBook Pro Mic
- Speakers / headset
- AB13X USB Audio
- Internet connection
- Connected
Get started in minutes
How it works
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Sign in
Open the app and verify your phone number with a one-time code. Your account, numbers, and agents sync instantly.
- 02
Pick a number & agent
Choose which of your numbers to call from, and optionally assign an AI agent to collect structured data during the call.
- 03
Call & review
Dial out or answer inbound calls. Watch the live transcript, then review the full conversation and collected data in history.
What it does
Built for people who call
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A real desktop dialer
Keypad, contacts, one-click calling — native on macOS and Windows. Not a browser tab pretending to be an app.
- 02
Inbound and outbound
Dial out, or answer with a full-screen ring overlay that shows who is calling. Several at once queue up so you choose.
- 03
Audio that holds up
Echo cancellation, an adaptive jitter buffer, and relay for office networks that block direct calls. The customer hears you, not the network.
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Live transcripts
The conversation transcribed per speaker as it happens, so you can listen instead of taking notes.
- 05
AI data collection
The fields your campaign needs are filled in from the conversation itself. You correct rather than type.
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Call history
Every call saved with its transcript, duration, outcome and collected data — searchable and ready to revisit.
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Live call copilot
Suggests the next line to say while the customer’s pause is still open — read from the live transcript, on screen in under a second.
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