
Seamless Caller Identification
When your phone rings, Sync.me shows the caller's name instead of just a number. You'll see:
- The caller's name
- A spam indicator
- Number of spam reports
- A label: likely business
- AI Data
No confusion. No guessing. Just clarity.

Clear Visual Identification on iOS
On iPhone, recognition should feel instant. Sync.me uses simple, intuitive indicators directly on your incoming call screen:
- ✅ Recognized Call the caller has been identified. You'll see their name clearly, so you can answer with confidence.
- 🚫 Spam or Fraud if a number has been reported as spam or suspected fraud, you'll see a strong warning before you pick up.
- ✨ AI Insights when available, enhanced AI data adds deeper context to the caller, helping you better understand who is reaching you.

Identify Unknown Numbers in Messaging Apps
Calls aren't the only way unknown numbers reach you. Sync.me helps identify unknown contacts in supported messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram.
See who's messaging you before you respond.

Identify Names in Your Call Log
Sync.me doesn't just identify calls while your phone rings. It also brings identification directly into your iPhone call log.

AI Tags. More Than Just a Name.
A name tells you who. AI tags tell you more. Sync.me adds intelligent context to recognized callers, such as:
- Job title
- Place of work
- Business industry
- Professional category
So you don't just see a number. You understand who's reaching out. Smarter context. Faster decisions.
A Caller ID Built on Real Data
Sync.me has been identifying unknown callers since 2011. The app's accuracy comes from two sources working together: a global database of over 5 billion phone numbers and an active community of over 20 million users submitting spam reports in real time. That combination – scale plus continuously refreshed data – is what makes every caller ID check reliable rather than just fast. A number reported as spam in one country gets flagged for users everywhere, often within hours.

Frequently Asked Questions
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