Every screen below is the real app interface, drawn in the page itself. That means it stays perfectly sharp at any size, on any phone, instead of being a blurry screenshot.
This is the whole setup, start to finish. Wazi explains what each permission is for, and three of the seven are optional.
Most people are through it in under a minute.
Everything Wazi does builds up to these few seconds.
An unknown number comes in and Wazi starts looking straight away, while the phone is still ringing.
When Wazi has a confident match, you see who it is before you decide whether to pick up.
Legitimate businesses carry a verified mark, so you know it really is your bank or your delivery calling.
268 Wazi users reported this number. Confirmed financial fraud pattern — mobile money and banking impersonation.
View full reputation report →If others have reported this number, you see it before you answer, not after you've already said hello.
The people who always ring through, each set for calls, messages, or both.
Politely quiet, or a firmly closed line. The same shield, two very different messages to the caller.
Set once and they keep your list current on their own, so you never have to maintain it by hand.
For the delivery rider or the plumber. It removes itself when the time is up.
The two screens you'll actually live in.
Personal messages, money alerts, promos and spam each land in their own place instead of one long pile.
Type in any number from a missed call or an advert and see what Wazi knows before you call back.
Wazi has its own keypad, so it can be your everyday phone app if you want it to be.
Type a number into Wazi and this is the answer, in full: who it is, what category it falls in, how many people have reported it, and how sure Wazi is. Then the actions, right there.
Wazi has its own keypad, so it can be your everyday phone app if you want. The difference is that the answer arrives before you press call, not after somebody picks up.
Wazi does not have to take over your dialler. Leave it exactly as it is and Wazi draws this card on top the moment a call lands. Same answer, much smaller footprint.
Everything switchable, and nothing switched on behind your back.
Each one could catch someone legitimate, so each one is yours to switch on deliberately.
One list, easy to review, and easy to undo whenever you change your mind.
Your number, protection, Focus Shield, smart features, blocked numbers and privacy, all from one screen.
Wazi sorts each message as it arrives and puts a tab on top for every kind it finds. Watch the same inbox filter down.
A tab only appears once you actually have that kind of message, so the row never fills with empty categories.
The three shortcuts sit open at the bottom right: look up a number, start a message, or dial.
Start scrolling and the shortcuts collapse to icons, so nothing covers the call you are reaching for.
Speed dial, blocked contacts, settings and help. Clearing your call log sits apart, in red.
Pick a country, type a number, and check it before you ever call back.
Type a number in the dialler and Wazi identifies it before the call connects.
Focus Shield explains itself before it does anything, and warns you if your allowed list is still empty.
Try it on your own phone. Free to start, no card needed.
Android · Free to start