P3 Mobile

P3 Mobile

Purple VRS on the go!

283 ratings
76 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 26, 2011
  • April 1, 2026
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About

This Video Relay Service (VRS) app enables deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals to make and receive VP calls using Wi-Fi or cellular data. It offers features like text chat, contact sharing, call blocking, and a user-friendly interface with customizable themes.

Video Relay Service (VRS) calls
Text chat functionality
Share follow-up numbers
Block unwanted callers
Intuitive user interface
Number Lookup with Google Maps
Full-screen call notifications
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What users say

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What's New in P3 Mobile

5.9.5

April 1, 2026

Bug fixes.

User reviews

P3 vrs

I’m happy with my performance and consistently click faster than others.

Won't show when receiving calls

When the light-signal flashes, app won't display calls. Very frustrating when doctors, etc call me and I want to answer asap. The app is only good for placing calls.
The signmail need a slow and fast forward buttons.

Glenys

Martinez

Set up on iPad

Please set up on iPad

Patricia Ochoa

Pochoa63@

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

15 issues

App crashes on iOS 16.1 and newer versions

Bug

App won't open or closes immediately after opening

Bug

Login credentials not remembered despite 'Remember Me' option

Bug

Incoming calls not showing notifications or alerts

Bug

Missed calls not appearing in call history

Bug

App freezes during video calls after 2-5 minutes

Bug

Cannot load contact names or numbers

Bug

Call button not functioning

Bug

App closes unexpectedly when other apps are open

Bug

Voicemail messages cut off or not received completely

Bug

Unable to answer calls despite notifications

Bug

Video interpreter freezes mid-call

Bug

App incompatible with iOS 10.1.1, 12.5.7, 16.1

Bug

Dialing info box closes before connecting

Bug

Cannot connect to customer service

Bug

Requested Features

11 requests

Picture-in-picture mode

Feature

Vibration alerts for incoming calls

Feature

Slow and fast forward buttons for signmail

Feature

iPad app version

Feature

Call blocking feature (advertised but not findable)

Feature

Integrated Purple Mail into main app

Feature

Horizontal screen orientation option

Feature

Customizable signmail on tablet and mobile

Feature

Better background app connectivity

Feature

Incoming call popup with Accept/Decline buttons

Feature

Camera view switch icon

Feature

FAQ

What is P3 Mobile?

P3 Mobile is an on-the-go Video Relay Service (VRS) application designed to help deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals make and receive video calls. It allows users to connect with others using a Wi-Fi or cellular data connection, ensuring every conversation matters.

What are the key features of P3 Mobile?

Key features include making and receiving VP calls, text chat, the ability to share follow-up numbers from contacts, blocking unwanted callers, and an intuitive user interface with theme options. It also offers Number Lookup powered by Google Maps and full-screen incoming call notifications.

Is P3 Mobile free to use?

Based on the provided information, P3 Mobile is available for free. There are no mentions of subscription fees, in-app purchases, or ad-supported models, indicating it is a free application.

What kind of devices is P3 Mobile compatible with?

The application is designed for mobile use, requiring a Wi-Fi or cellular data connection. While specific operating system compatibility isn't detailed, it functions as a mobile app for on-the-go communication.

How does P3 Mobile help deaf and hard-of-hearing users?

P3 Mobile provides a vital communication bridge by offering Video Relay Service (VRS). This allows deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals to communicate effectively through video calls with sign language interpreters, facilitating seamless conversations with anyone, anywhere.