If you want to manage call time reliably on Android, set up alerts and auto-end first. This page focuses on which settings to adjust after installation so 5- and 10-minute plans are easier to use.

Available for Android and iPhone

Set up call-time control on Android in one flow

CallTimer lets you configure timing, alerts, and auto-end together.

Basic setup flow on Android

  1. Install CallTimer from Google Play
  2. Set the timer to match your plan, such as 4:30 for a 5-minute option
  3. Decide when to use alerts only and when to turn on auto-end
  4. Review call history and fine-tune in 15-second steps

Available for Android and iPhone

CallTimer lets you configure timing, alerts, and auto-end together.

Required Permissions

CallTimer uses the following permissions. All are necessary for the app to function properly. No call recording or external data transmission is performed.

  • Phone (PHONE) Detects call start/end to automatically start/stop the timer. Also required for auto-disconnect.
  • Notifications (POST_NOTIFICATIONS) Used for vibration and alarm alerts when approaching the set time. Required on Android 13+.
  • Accessibility (ACCESSIBILITY) Used for automatic call screen detection. Required for accurate call start detection.

* Permission dialogs appear on first app launch. You can change permissions anytime via Settings → Apps → CallTimer → Permissions.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. A dedicated app can handle per-call alerts and auto-end so you can manage each call instead of only tracking total daily app use.

Yes. Start with 4:30 for a 5-minute plan and 9:30 for a 10-minute plan, then adjust from there.

Yes. A consistent timer makes it easier to stop the small overruns that add up on the bill.

Start with the Android download

If you want auto-end on Android, the Google Play version is the shortest path. The iPhone option is linked here too.