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How to receive phone calls? How to setup? How much is it?

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With Rogervoice, if someone calls on your phone number, the call will automatically be subtitled (if you live in one of these countries)!

How does it work?

The app starts working automatically when someone calls you. You simply have to click on the button to pick up the phone (to identify which button to use, click on this link). Transcriptions start when your correspondent starts talking. You can answer either by speaking or by typing your answer.

There are 2 ways of receiving a call

  • Call on your Rogervoice number

  • Call on your phone number (you will need a Rogervoice number and to setup call forwarding)

📞 Call on your Rogervoice number

With Rogervoice, you get a dedicated number that works exactly like a standard phone number and is directly linked to your app. Whenever someone calls your Rogervoice number, the app will open and transcriptions will start automatically for each call.

➕ 📞 Call on your mobile carrier number

If you want people to call you on your mobile carrier number, and still benefit from the transcripts during the call, then it is possible! You simply need to put "call forwarding" to your Rogervoice Number into place.


We recommend to setup call forwarding as you will have only one phone number to manage!


Warning: Call forwarding is managed by your carrier. We are not responsible for any problem with this service. You might be overcharged, depending on your carrier.
With Rogervoice's voicemail system, your interlocutors can now leave you a voice message that will be automatically transcribed. 

☎️ To receive subtitled calls on your landline (depending on your phone operator):

  1. On your landline phone, dial: *21*09XXXXXXXX# (Replace 09XXXXXXXX with your Rogervoice number.)

  2. Where to find your Rogervoice number? Open the Rogervoice app → SettingsCall ReceptionRogervoice NumberGet my Rogervoice number.

  3. Confirm by making the call.

Is it free for my correspondent? 

For your correspondent, it works exactly like a normal call. There is no difference for them, wether you use Rogervoice or not. 

At your disposal 😀

The Rogervoice Team

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