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Blacklisted phone numbers

Blocking Contacts & Numbers in Talkyto With this update, you gain full control over who can reach you. Talkyto now lets you block contacts and phone numbers directly inside the app. This ensures a safer, more private communication experience. How to Block a Contact/Number From Call History: - Open the Call Log. - Choose “Blocking icon” From Settings: - Go to Settings → Service Accounts → Select Service Account → Blocked numbers. - Tap **“Number”, **enter the phone number and press "Block". Examples Scenario 1 Scenario 2

Last updated on Jun 19, 2026

Forgot password - Talkyto App

How to Reset Your Password (Forgot Password Guide) If you’ve forgotten your Talkyto account password — no worries! You can easily reset it in just a few steps. Step 1 - Go to the Login Page - Visit your login page in the app - Click on the “Forgot Password? Click here” link underneath the login form. Step 2 - Request a Reset Link - Enter the email address associated with your Talkyto account. - Click “Confirm”. - You’ll receive an email with a password reset link within a few minutes. Step 3 - Reset Your Password - Open the email and click the “Reset Password” link. - Choose a new password - Confirm your new password with "Save." Step 4 - Log In with Your New Password - Return to the login page and sign in with your new password. Didn’t get the email? - Check your spam/junk folder. - Make sure you entered the correct email address. - If you still don’t see it after a few minutes, contact our support team via chat for assistance. Your account and data stay secure during this process, and only you have access to your new password. Check our Forgot password video for more help: ${youtube}Forgot password

Last updated on Jun 19, 2026

Talkyto app first time setup

Getting Started – Quick Guide (Personal use) 1. Download and Install - Install Talkyto from the App Store 2. Sign In - Sign in via email, Apple, Google, or as a guest (your Service Accounts won't be saved once you log out) 3. Connect Twilio - Enter your Twilio Account SID and Auth Token - Save your configuration and verify 4. Set Default Numbers - Choose a number for calls and messages 5. Configure Voice & Messaging - Go to Settings to update credentials and enable voice/messaging features 6. Manage Subscriptions - Subscribe to unlock all features or restore your purchase if already paid 7. Start Communicating - Use the Dial tab to make calls - Use the Messages tab to send and receive SMS/MMS Step-by-step setup for the Talkyto app (Personal use) Step 1 - Twilio - You need a Twilio account, a purchased number, or a verified caller ID on Twilio and Talkyto subscription. - Guide on how to get a Twilio phone number: https://support.twilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/223135247-How-to-Search-for-and-Buy-a-Twilio-Phone-Number-from-Console - Please note that you will need an upgraded Twilio account to make or receive calls via the Talkyto app. Step 2 - Download and Install - After you have a number, install your Talkyto app from the Store. Step 3 - Sign in/Log in - Sign in via email, Apple, Google, or as a guest (your Service Accounts won't be saved once you log out) Step 4 - Connect Twilio Account - After you open the app, you will have to choose between Business code (if you are invited to an organization) or your already existing personal Twilio account. - In this scenario, you will choose the "I have a Twilio account" option that will redirect you to a page where you will have to enter your Twilio Account details. Step 5 - Entering Twillio Account details and configuring Voice/Messaging - Enter your Twilio SID and Auth token to start using Talkyto for receiving and sending calls, SMS, and MMS via your Twilio account. - After entering your SID and token, configure your Twilio Account in order to be up to date with every configuration. - The third step will be selecting your default numbers for calls and messages, you can change them later. - Choose numbers for incoming calls and for incoming messages, also can be changed later. | | | | Step 6 - Inspecitng that default numbers are set - Go to Settings →** Voice** and check that the default call number is properly selected along with all checkboxes you want to include (allow incoming, voicemail, etc..). - Repeat the same steps for Settings → **Messaging **in order to verify selected default messaging number and to allow incoming SMS. - Also check in the phone number settings that your number is properly configured with Talkyto! - You can always update your voice/messaging credentials to be sure that they are up to date! Step 7 - Manage your subscription - Go to **Settings → Subscriptions **there you will be able to restore purchase or upgrade/downgrade your Subscription plan! - Please note that without your subscription you won't be able to send/receive calls or sms. You are now ready to start receiving and sending calls, SMS, and MMS! Check out our Talkyto app's first time setup video: ${youtube}Talkyto App Setup

Last updated on Jun 19, 2026

Twiconnect is now Talkyto

We’re thrilled to unveil our new brand identity to better communicate what our product does. Over the last few months, we have poured our hearts and souls into creating a new image that would accurately depict what our product is. In the spirit of rebranding, we will continue to commit to our customers and provide the same, or better, level of professionalism you have experienced and we’d like to take the opportunity to thank our loyal customers and business partners for your trust and friendship in business. Behind the new look we are still the same company and team (but much larger and more technically talented), dedicated to providing you the best possible service and support.

Last updated on Jun 19, 2026

How to locate your Talkyto App settings (Device ID, User ID, Version)

Why Device ID and User ID are important for troubleshooting Device ID - helps us identify the exact device (phone, tablet, computer) where the issue is happening - Problems can be specific to certain devices or operating systems (e.g., iOS vs Android) - It allows us to check device-specific logs, errors, and crash reports - We can detect issues like outdated app versions, specific device model bugs, or permission errors User ID - identifies your specific account within our system - We can quickly pull up your account settings, activity logs, and subscription status - It allows us to check if the issue is tied to your account (e.g., misconfiguration, missing permissions, wrong plan settings) - It speeds up investigation since we don’t need to manually search through thousands of users How can I find my Device ID or User ID? You can easily find it by following these steps or watching screenshots below: - Go to Settings → Help & Support → Device ID/User ID

Last updated on Jun 19, 2026

How to manage your subscriptions - Talkyto App

All subscriptions for our app are handled directly via the App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android). If you need additional information about pricing, check our site. This means: - You manage your subscription directly through your phone's store account. - Billing, renewals, upgrades, downgrades, and cancellations are all processed by Apple or Google. - We do not have access to your payment details or the ability to cancel or refund your subscription manually. How to manage your subscription: On iOS (App Store): - Open Settings → Tap your Apple ID → Subscriptions → Find our app and manage your subscription. On Android (Google Play): - Open Google Play Store → Tap your profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Select our app. If you need help finding these settings, feel free to message us via chat! External links to both stores with additional documentation: Apple: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202039 Android: https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/7018481?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid

Last updated on Jun 19, 2026

Service Accounts Configurations - Talkyto App

A Twilio Account Is Required to Use Talkyto App To use Talkyto effectively, a Twilio account is required. Twilio provides the phone numbers, SMS, and voice infrastructure that powers Talkyto — without it, the app won’t function as expected. Why Do I Need a Twilio Account? Talkyto doesn’t offer built-in telecom services. Instead, we integrate seamlessly with your own Twilio account, giving you full control over: - Phone numbers - SMS sending/receiving - Voice calls Add and Configure Your Twilio Account in Talkyto App - In your Twilio Console, purchase a Service Account (for calls, you will need an upgraded one) - Then, go back to Talkyto App → **Settings **→ **Service Accounts **→ **Select your account **→ Configure all. Types of configuration: 1. FCM Credential Used for incoming/outgoing calls and notifications 2. VoIP Credential Used for incoming and outgoing calls 3. iOS Push Credential Used for incoming and outgoing calls on iOS 4. Messaging Service Used for incoming messages 5. Outgoing Voice Application Used for outgoing calls 6. Incoming Voice Application Used for incoming calls 7. Notify Service Used for notifications on older versions of the app We’re happy to assist with Twilio account setup, number configuration for Voice, number configuration for SMS or any errors — just reach out via the chat icon anytime.

Last updated on Jun 19, 2026

How to manually set up Talkyto App in Twilio

Set up Talkyto App in Twilio In case the manual setup for Twilio integration is required, you can follow the instructions outlined below: 1. Voice configuration set up should look the same as on the screenshot below For Talkyto Incoming: Request URL: https://us-central1-twiconnect-257c6.cloudfunctions.net/receiveCall 2. Messaging service set up "Talkyto SMS service" is set under "Messaging" → "Services" and should look like this: Request URL: https://us-central1-twiconnect-257c6.cloudfunctions.net/receiveSms Stay Talkyto, Stay Connected!

Last updated on Jun 19, 2026