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How it works

Your phone rings first, like always. SpamEnder answers the calls you don't pick up, screens out spammers, and lets real people through to you or takes a message.

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We text a code to confirm it's yours. That's your whole account.

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Tap "Turn on forwarding"

One tap sends calls you don't answer to your SpamEnder line.

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Spammers get nobody

An automated assistant answers and tells callers it's screening for you. Spam is ended. Real callers reach you, or leave a message.

Hear it in action

Sample calls, dramatized with AI voices. Names are fictional. They skip the first part: in real use your phone rings first, and every screened call opens with "Hi, you've reached an automated assistant screening calls for [first name]. This call may be recorded."

A spam call

Warranty robocall, blocked

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  1. SpamEnder Hi, this is SpamEnder, answering for Jordan. Who's calling, and what's it about?
  2. Caller Hello! We've been trying to reach you about your vehicle's extended warranty. This is your final courtesy notice before your coverage expires. Press one now to speak with a specialist!
  3. SpamEnder Can I get your name, and the company you're calling from?
  4. Caller Uh, this is the vehicle services department. Your coverage is about to lapse, so I just need the make and model of your car.
  5. SpamEnder Thanks. Jordan doesn't take sales calls, so I'll end the call here. Please take this number off your list. Goodbye.
  6. Summary Blocked: warranty robocall. Report sent.

A real caller

Doctor's office, put through to you

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  1. SpamEnder Hi, this is SpamEnder, answering for Jordan. Who's calling, and what's it about?
  2. Caller Hi, this is Dana from Doctor Patel's office. I'm calling to confirm Jordan's appointment on Thursday.
  3. SpamEnder Thanks, Dana. That sounds important. Connecting you now, one moment.
  4. Jordan Hello, this is Jordan.
  5. Caller Hi Jordan, it's Dana from Doctor Patel's office. Just confirming your appointment this Thursday at two thirty.
  6. Jordan Yes, Thursday at two thirty works. See you then.
  7. Caller Perfect, you're all set. Thanks, Jordan. Bye now!
  8. Jordan Thanks, Dana. Bye.
  9. Summary Real caller put through. Appointment confirmed.

We know spam when we hear it

We use AI to figure out if a caller is a scammer, and every call we screen makes it smarter.

Top 10 scams right now

Number reported, Sep 1 to 30, 2026.

  1. Debt relief and 'pre-approved' loans

    What they say: "You're pre-approved for a hardship loan, no credit check. Call back before it expires."

    Red flag: Real lenders don't cold-call you with a pre-approval that expires today.

    62,040 reported

  2. Impostors: government, business, or family

    What they say: "This is the IRS, Social Security, your bank, or Amazon. There's a problem with your account."

    Red flag: Real agencies never ask for gift cards, crypto, or a wire transfer.

    26,902 reported

  3. Silent and hang-up calls

    What they say: "Nothing, or a click. They're checking that your number is live."

    Red flag: Don't call back. Answering or calling back tells them to call more.

    19,565 reported

  4. Medical, Medicare and prescriptions

    What they say: "You qualify for new Medicare benefits or a free brace. We just need your Medicare number."

    Red flag: Medicare won't call to ask for your Medicare number.

    13,641 reported

  5. Car and home warranties

    What they say: "Your vehicle's extended warranty is about to expire. Press 1."

    Red flag: Your real warranty company sends mail and knows your car. They don't robocall.

    3,263 reported

  6. Home improvement and cleaning

    What they say: "We're in your area this week doing free inspections."

    Red flag: Never pay a large deposit to someone who called you out of the blue.

    3,114 reported

  7. Vacations and timeshares

    What they say: "You've won a free cruise. Just pay the port fees."

    Red flag: A prize you have to pay for isn't a prize.

    1,420 reported

  8. Lotteries, prizes and sweepstakes

    What they say: "Congratulations, you've won. We need a fee to release it."

    Red flag: You can't win a lottery you never entered. Legit prizes never need a fee.

    1,201 reported

  9. Energy, solar and utilities

    What they say: "Your power will be shut off in an hour unless you pay now."

    Red flag: Utilities don't demand instant payment by phone. Call the number on your bill.

    1,182 reported

  10. Computer and tech support

    What they say: "Microsoft or Apple detected a virus. Let us connect to your computer."

    Red flag: Tech companies never call you about a virus. Never give remote access.

    1,028 reported

Counts are complaints reported to the FTC, Sep 1 to 30, 2026. Source: FTC Do Not Call reported-calls data (unverified consumer reports), tallied by subject in Monthly tally by subject: WhoCalledLookup, US Robocall Report, September 2026. We'll switch to SpamEnder's own blocked-call counts once we have enough members.

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