Ghost Caller: Scary Calls

Choose a caller. Choose the hour. Then wait for the phone to ring.

Ghost Caller is a horror story told through phone calls. Three original characters will call you at the time you choose: in a minute, in half an hour, or at three in the morning. When the time comes, a notification arrives. Open it and an old bell rings inside the app. Lift the receiver, listen, and choose what you say. Every answer takes the call somewhere else, and every call ends one way or another.

THE CALLERS
• Mira, the porcelain doll from the box in the attic. She wants to play hide and seek, and she is already hiding.
• The Girl on the Fourth Floor. Your building has no fourth floor. She calls from apartment 404 and asks you to press a button that is not there.
• Platform Zero. An announcer on a platform that is on no map, calling the passengers who are expected on the last train.

THE CALLS
• Spoken voices, each one different: a porcelain voice with a metal edge, a girl's voice that catches and echoes down a stairwell, a station announcer through a public-address horn.
• Behind every voice, the place it calls from: wind and a music box in the attic, a dripping stairwell, a tunnel rumbling under the platform.
• Your choices change the story. Stay silent, ask the wrong question, or put the receiver down.
• Several endings for every caller, and a voicemail left after the line goes dead.
• Give your first name and the callers will use it.

THE LOG
• Every call is kept: when it came, how it ended, every line that was said.
• Missed a call? Call back.

ALSO
• Photographic portraits, an old black telephone, film grain, and a typeface from a typewriter's world.
• The calls happen inside the app. Ghost Caller does not make real phone calls, does not use your contacts and does not imitate your phone's call screen.
• No account, no server. Your name and your log never leave the phone.
• Nine languages. Ads only on the home screen, the log and a call record, and when you set a new call; voicemails are an optional video.

For entertainment. The callers, their stories and their voices are fiction created by the app.