Hotkey: Speed Dial

Write the names of family and friends in big colored cells, and tap a cell to call. Just find the name and tap, which makes it a good fit for parents' and seniors' phones.

■ Features - 71 emergency and helpline numbers: 112, 119 and 110 at the top, the rest grouped by category. - Name read-aloud before calling: hear who you're calling, with a Cancel button while it speaks. - Backup file: move tabs, cells and settings to a new phone with one file. - 120 cells per tab, text size 50–200%, 2–5 cells per row.

■ How it works - Tap an empty cell to add a name, number and color. You can also pick someone from your contacts. - Tap a cell to call; press and hold it to edit. If you worry about accidental calls, switch to "Press and hold to call" in Settings. - Add tabs with ＋. Tap the selected tab again to rename, reorder or delete it. - Move a cell with [Move to another spot] in its edit window. - Numbers are kept exactly as typed: 01012345678, 010-1234-5678, +82-2-… all work.

■ Permissions - The app asks for no permissions. When you pick from your contacts, it receives only the one person you choose.

■ Data - Tabs and cells are stored only on your device. No sign-up, no server. - Google services collect information for the banner ad, usage statistics and crash reports. See the privacy policy for details.

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