Redialler

Your hands never leave the keys.

Every action on a call is one key. Dial, mute, save, hang up, next. No hunting for buttons between calls, no mouse, no thinking about the tool. A hundred calls feel like ten.

See how it works
  • /Focus the dialler
  • EnterDial
  • MMute and unmute
  • 0–9Send tones while connected
  • SSave outcome
  • HHang up
  • NLoad next
  • EscClose any panel

  • 1

    key for every action on a call

  • 0

    mouse clicks between hang up and the next dial

  • ~4s

    saved per call adds up to an extra hour of calls a week

  • Same

    keys in manual, power, and parallel modes

What a call looks like from the keyboard.

The screen shows who is up. You press Enter. From there every step is a single key, and the next person is ready before you look up.

  1. 1EnterRing Dana from an Oakland number
  2. 2MMute while you check the last note
  3. 3HHang up after four minutes
  4. 4SInterested, callback Thursday
  5. 5NMarcus is up. Enter.

Nothing to learn

Eight keys, all of them the first letter of what they do. You will know them by the third call.

No dead time

The gap between calls is the biggest hidden cost in outbound. Keys make it near zero.

Mouse still works

Every key has a button too. Use whichever is closer to hand.

Keys work wherever you are on the page.

Shortcuts are global while a session is open. Typing in a note field pauses them so you never hang up mid-sentence.

the rules

  • Shortcuts are on while a call session is open
  • Typing in a text field pauses them until you leave it
  • Digits send tones only while a call is connected
  • Slash always brings you back to the dialler

Nothing new to install. Nothing to migrate.

  • Your CRM

    Contacts and lists come from your CRM. Calls, notes, recordings, and tasks go straight back.

  • Your browser

    Open a tab, plug in a headset, and call. No desk phone, no app to install, on any computer.

  • Your keyboard

    Dial, mute, save, hang up, next. Your hands never leave the keys, so a hundred calls feel like ten.

Questions about the keyboard.

Can I change the keys?

Not yet. The defaults are chosen so they do not clash with typing and match the first letter of the action.

Do shortcuts work in parallel mode?

Yes. Same keys. Enter starts the next round, S saves, N moves on.

What about a Mac versus Windows?

No modifier keys are used, so it is the same on both.

More conversations
by lunchtime.

Sign in, pick a local number, and make your first call from the browser in a few minutes.

See how it works