Fake Call Prank: Realistic Pro

Name: Fake Call Prank: Realistic Pro
Author: Mas Agus Studio

Android app by Mas Agus Studio. Entertainment · Mas Agus Studio

Store rating: Unknown
Store rating count: Unknown
Download price: Free to download
In-app purchases: Not listed in captured metadata
Version: 1.0.2
Listing last refreshed: 2026-09-12

Store description excerpt

Need to escape an awkward situation or just want to pull a prank? Fake Call Prank is the ultimate solution for simulating highly realistic incoming calls! With a modern "Rich Dark" design and full customization, no one will ever know it's just a simulation. ✨ KEY FEATURES: Super Realistic Simulation: Identical incoming call screen with smooth, high-end animations. Pick from Contacts: Seamless integration with your contact list. Auto-populate names and numbers! Smart Scheduler: Set call delays (seconds or minutes) to make it look natural. Call History: Keep track of your simulated calls with a clean, professional log. Ringtone Options: Use system default ringtones to increase credibility. Premium Mode: Enjoy an ad-free experience and unlimited features with a luxury Glassmorphism UI. 💡 USE CASES: Escape Awkward Situations: Need an excuse to leave a boring meeting or uncomfortable chat? Schedule a call! Prank Friends: Show off that you're getting a call from a celebrity or whoever you want. Personal Safety: Pretend you're on a call when walking through an area where you feel unsafe. 💎 MODERN DESIGN: Designed with a "Rich Dark" aesthetic and the latest "Glassmorphic" effects, providing a premium feel that's easy on the eyes (full Dark Mode support). ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This app is for entertainment purposes only. It does not perform real outgoing calls and does not use your balance or data for calling.

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