Direct Call
Call your favorite contacts with a single tap.
Direct Call launched on June 21, 2025 with 3 votes.
What it does
Direct Call is a simple shortcut app that lets you place calls to your most important contacts with one tap. Perfect for parents, kids, seniors, and professionals who make frequent calls. Add contact icons directly to your home screen, just like apps.
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