In development

A softphone that works with the VoIP provider you already have.

unTether is a modern desktop and mobile softphone built on standard SIP. Point it at your existing provider, sign in, and make calls from your computer or phone — no new carrier, no new numbers, no lock-in.

Your phone system shouldn't dictate your software.

Most VoIP providers hand you a desk phone and a dated app, then charge you to leave. The calling itself is standard — SIP has been an open protocol for decades. The lock-in is the software.

unTether separates the two. It's a clean, fast softphone that speaks standard SIP, so it connects to a wide range of providers rather than tying you to one. Change providers when it makes sense for your business, and keep the app your team already knows.

What we're building

The first release focuses on doing the fundamentals genuinely well before adding anything else.

Standard SIP

Built on SIP and RTP rather than a proprietary protocol, so it works with providers that support standard SIP registration instead of only one vendor's cloud.

Desktop and mobile

The same account, the same contacts, and the same call history on your computer and in your pocket. Take a call at your desk or on the road without changing how you work.

Encrypted by default

Signaling and media are encrypted in transit using TLS and SRTP where your provider supports it, so calls aren't traveling in the clear.

Fast and quiet

A softphone should launch instantly, ring reliably, and otherwise stay out of the way. No bloat, no background noise, no surprises during a call.

Contacts and call history

Searchable contacts, a full call log, and clear voicemail handling — the everyday things people actually reach for a dozen times a day.

Straightforward setup

Enter your SIP credentials and you're registered. No professional-services engagement required to place a first call.

Where things stand

unTether is actively in development and is not yet generally available. We're building the iOS, Android, and desktop clients now, and we're being deliberate about the first release rather than shipping something half finished.

If you run a business phone system and want to hear when a beta opens — or you're a VoIP provider interested in how unTether would fit alongside your service — we'd like to hear from you.

Get in touch

Questions about the product, partnership inquiries, press, or anything else — email us and a person will read it.

  • Product and beta access questions
  • VoIP provider and reseller partnerships
  • Support requests — see also our support page