Your YapYaps
No YapYaps yet. Add a device to get started — or a virtual one if you want to answer calls on your phone with YapApp.
Address
— this is how other YapYaps reach it. Keep it private; it isn't a
public phone number.
How this YapYap knows it's this YapYap
Every handset runs identical firmware — the chip ID is the only thing that tells them apart. Register it here, then the board identifies itself with nothing provisioned onto it.
Read it off the board's console at boot:
YAPYAP: chip ID 246F28AABBCC
Setup code
(valid 24 hours, single use)
Who this YapYap can call
Adding a contact also lets them call back.
Cards that ring this YapYap
Calling cards arrive already pointing at a YapYap — there is nothing to set up. A card works in any YapYap, so whoever holds one of these can ring this one. Lost a card? Switch it off here and it stops working everywhere, immediately.
Greeting
What someone hears before the beep when nobody answers. Leave it empty and they hear our standard message instead.
Your browser will ask to use the microphone. Recording happens on this device and stops on its own after 30 seconds.
Voicemail
Messages left when nobody answered, the YapYap was switched off, or it was quiet time here. Live calls are never recorded. Listening here does not count as heard on the handset — the message still plays when the voicemail button is pressed.
Calling hours
Green = calls allowed. Leave everything empty to allow calls at any time. Applies to calls in and out.
Call log
| When | From | To | Length | Result |
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No calls yet.