CallPilot

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How to use CallPilot — plan calls, remember people, and stay connected

Welcome

CallPilot helps you plan important calls, organize contacts into groups, set reminders, and run call trees. Everything stays on your device — no account required.

Use the main tabs for Home, Plans, Call Tree, and SMS. Manage Contacts and Groups from Settings. Everyone gets up to 3 call plans/day, 3 call trees/day, and 10 groups; a Pro subscription unlocks unlimited scheduling, unlimited groups, and bulk SMS.

Getting started

You can deny a permission and still use other features. CallPilot will show how to enable it later in Settings.

Call plans & reminders

Create a plan for a contact or group, set when you want to be reminded, and track status as you go.

Contacts

Manage contacts and groups from Settings. With contacts permission, you can import from your device address book.

Groups

Organize contacts into groups — for example family, clients, or a project team.

Call Tree

Schedule a sequence of calls to multiple people — from favorites, phone contacts, or a group (group members are added individually; duplicates are skipped).

CallPilot guides the sequence and opens your Phone app for each call. It cannot fully control live cellular calls; when phone permission is granted, it places calls as directly as the OS allows.

SMS (subscription)

In CallPilot Pro with an active subscription, open the SMS tab to select multiple contacts and groups, type a message, and open your Messages app. You confirm Send — CallPilot does not send SMS silently.

Without a subscription you still get 3 plans and 3 call trees per day. Install CallPilot Pro and subscribe for unlimited scheduling and bulk SMS.

Calling & conferences

Settings & permissions

Theme

Reminders

Permissions

Privacy

CallPilot is local-first: no login and no CallPilot cloud sync. Plans, contacts you manage in-app, and call trees stay on your device. See the full Privacy Policy.

Tips & contact

Need more help? Email noorappssupport@gmail.com with your question, device type, and a short description of the issue.