Create and preview simulated voice and video calls for entertainment, testing, or demonstration. Customize caller details, ringtones, and call screen appearance. All simulations are contained and do not connect to real phone services.
Summarized from real user reviews of Faker 3. Based on 433 reviews and a 4.4/5 average, it highlights the 4 positives and 10 negatives reviewers mention most about this Entertainment app.
1.3
December 11, 2025
Thank you for actively using "Faker 3"! This version contains: - New Liquid Glass look (iOS 26+ users only); - Dark Theme; - New Supported Languages; - Stability and UI improvements. Enjoy!
More$1.99
Plus Pack
Unlocks all functions available with Faker 3
5 issues
App goes back to home screen
Voicemail/audio upload doesn't work
1 request
Option to change Home Screen wallpaper
This app allows you to create and preview simulated incoming voice and video calls. It's designed for entertainment, testing, and demonstration purposes in a controlled environment. All simulations are entirely contained within the app and do not connect to any real phone services or messaging platforms.
You can customize caller names, avatars, ringtones, and vibration settings. The app also supports pre-recorded or imported voice messages and offers video call previews. It includes various visual themes and layouts inspired by modern communication interfaces.
The app is free to download and use with basic features. However, it offers premium features that can be unlocked through in-app purchases, such as unlimited simulated calls, contact-based caller profiles, and advanced customization options.
No, this app does NOT make real phone calls or connect to any real communication services. All call simulations are intended for role-play, demonstrations, UI previews, and entertainment in a clearly simulated environment. It is strictly for non-deceptive use.
Common use cases include role-playing scenarios, testing user interfaces for communication apps, creating funny pranks among friends, or demonstrating how a call might look and sound without actually making one. It's useful for content creators and developers alike.
