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Product guide

How CallTextBurn works

CallTextBurn gives an account holder a separate US number for ordinary personal calls and texts. The live service is still invite-only; anyone can explore the sample-data preview.

Create an account

Each live user signs in to an individual account. Account access, assigned numbers, messages, call history, and usage controls stay tied to that account.

Choose an available US number

Select a number inside the app. Availability depends on the carrier inventory at that moment. CallTextBurn currently supports the contiguous United States and blocks international, premium-rate, emergency, and other exceptional destinations.

Call and text individual contacts

Use the assigned number for manual, low-volume, one-to-one conversations. Recipients see the assigned CallTextBurn number rather than the account holder's personal carrier number.

Keep or replace the number

Keep the number while the account and plan support it. When it is no longer needed, release it and choose another. A released number may later return to carrier inventory, so do not treat it as permanent identity or recovery information.

Use the optional desktop companion

The browser app handles the account and communications interface. On Windows, the optional desktop companion can keep incoming and active call controls available when the browser is behind other windows.

Know the limits

CallTextBurn is not a replacement for a primary mobile carrier. It cannot call 911 or other three-digit services, may depend on internet connectivity, and enforces anti-abuse rules.