AiPhone — Click2Call & Conferencing via WebRTC+SIP & Mobile phone

AiPhone turns Chrome into a WebRTC phone for everyday business calls. Make and receive calls through your WebRTC-compatible SIP provider or PBX, and bring callers together in local conferences. Connect a mobile phone for SIM calls. Keep your phone within reach in the Chrome Side Panel. (https://customer.sipde.net/AsteriskWebRTC) FEATURES ☆ Make and receive calls through your WebRTC-compatible SIP provider or PBX in the Chrome Side Panel, with caller details, status, and timers in view. ☆ Make SIM calls through a compatible Bluetooth HFP phone on supported Linux systems, or try the experimental USB route with Android 13+ in desktop Chrome. ☆ Switch between call rooms L1, L2, L3, and beyond: hold one conversation, continue another, and answer new callers. ☆ Host local SIP conferences without a PBX room: add outgoing callers before they answer, step out and return, and hold, disconnect, or reconnect participants. ☆ Tap a phone link on a website or CRM page with optional Click2Call: the panel fills in the number, and you choose when to call. ☆ Reach favorite numbers in one tap with four speed dial buttons, each with its own name and number. ☆ Answer or reject from notifications with caller details; answer or hang up with a compatible headset’s Play/Pause button. Choose when the panel comes forward. ☆ Mute your microphone, use the keypad, or make blind and attended SIP transfers from the main number field. ☆ Choose the microphone and audio output device that suit your setup. ☆ Forward SIP calls to voicemail or another number when unavailable; check the Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) and use voicemail controls. ☆ Find incoming, outgoing, and missed SIP and SIM calls in your history. New entries show available names, outcomes, and talk time for connected calls; retry a failed callback through another available route. ☆ Look up SIM caller names in your Bluetooth phone’s contacts when contact sharing is allowed. ☆ Check the SIP call rate before dialing and your SIP balance in the extension. (https://customer.sipde.net/APICheckers) ☆ Match the phone and settings to a light, dark, or browser-controlled theme. ☆ Connect to your SIP setup through WebSocket addresses with ports, paths, queries, and IPv6. ☆ Choose automatic ICE or tune STUN/TURN yourself, check servers, and restore missing defaults without changing your entries. ☆ Send a custom HTTP notification when an incoming SIP call is answered to connect with your CRM. (https://customer.sipde.net/how-to-CRM) Some calling features depend on your SIP provider or PBX configuration. Multiple calls and local conferencing require your SIP account to support multiple simultaneous calls. Headset button support depends on your device, operating system, and browser. For Bluetooth SIM calls, a Linux companion program will be installed. The experimental USB route is available in desktop Chrome on ChromeOS, Windows, Linux, and macOS; it needs Android 13+, USB debugging, and a data cable. USB call audio depends on phone firmware. WHAT’S NEW v0.2.9 - Connect a phone over Bluetooth more easily and update its companion program from Settings. v0.2.8 - Make SIM calls through a compatible phone via Bluetooth on supported Linux systems, or try the experimental Android 13+ USB route in desktop Chrome. - See SIP and SIM calls in one history with available names and outcomes; retry a failed callback through another available route. - Identify SIM callers with optional Bluetooth contact lookup. v0.2.7 - Check talk time and spot unanswered or rejected outgoing calls in new history entries. v0.2.6 - Take more than two calls with rooms L3 and beyond. Start a new call or answer an incoming one while another call is connecting. - Put a dialing call on Hold: the hold takes effect after connection, or press again before then to cancel. - Keep a conference in its room when adding or reconnecting participants. - Scroll the phone panel when the Side Panel has insufficient height. NOTES - When you enable Click-to-dial, Chrome asks for access to website data so the extension can handle phone links. The extension does not track your browsing history or collect webpage content.