Chatsie replaces the Android interface
It only shows the options you choose, like “Call Alan” or “Text Sarah”.
It only shows the options you choose, like “Call Alan” or “Text Sarah”.
Easy to customise to your needs using the web, whenever and wherever you are.
Edit phone settings remotely from any web browser.
Compatible with other apps you may want to use, like Facebook or WhatsApp. Just add them to the Chatsie menu.
Chatsie Notification Blocker app stops all notifications that you haven’t chosen to receive.
Streamline the phone by turning off screen locks and passwords, increase the length of time before the screen goes off, and make Chatsie apps the default for everyday tasks such as calls and texts.
The Chatsie Menu app replaces the Android interface with a simple screen showing only the options you choose. All you need to do is install using the Google Play store. You can install other Chatsie apps to simplify calls and texts and block unwanted notifications.
Note: you need a free Google account to do this.
Chatsie Menu shows you a simple screen, with only the options you choose
Chatsie Calls lets you make calls to the people you frequently contact
Chatsie Texts makes it easy to read and write text messages
Chatsie Notification Blocker stops confusing notifications that you haven’t chosen to receieve
You can remove Chatsie at any time by deleting Chatsie.
You can use any Android phone as long as it’s running Android 6.0 or later. See our Phones page to find out how you can check which version your phone has, or buy an affordable new Android if you don’t have one.
Chatsie is only available on Android and cannot run on iOS because of the restrictions imposed on iOS by Apple, this prevents developers from being able to replace the standard home screen with something else.
Yes. We make money by licensing Chatsie to phone manufacturers but can install Chatsie for personal use for free.
You can easily download the 4 Chatsie apps via the Play Store. In order for Chatsie to work properly, you will need to download all of the apps. You can search the names of the apps, or click on the links below.
We recommend creating a new Google account specifically for your Chatsie phone, to keep it separate from any existing Google account you may have. If you don’t already have a Google account, you can create one for free.
Go to web.chatsie.com/manage. You will need a unique 5 digit code available on the phone. From the main menu tap “Other options” > “Advanced” > “Manage web”. This code will establish the connection.
You can customise the interface on the phone by going to the main menu then tapping “Other options” > “Advanced” > “Edit menu”. To add or remove apps from the menu you can go to “Other options” > “Add or hide apps”. You can also customise the interface on the web at web.chatsie.com/manage.
Once the connection has been established, you can do this via the “Edit menu” section. From here you are able to toggle off/on whether they are able to read/send texts to certain contacts, view their call log, listen to voicemail, access 3rd party apps (like WhatsApp or Camera) etc.
Ensure you have downloaded and installed the Chatsie Notification Blocker App. On the web, click “Edit settings”, turn “Block notifications” on, and then save. On the phone, tap “Other options” > “Advanced” > “Check settings”. Turn “Block notifications” on and then save.
Yes, the phone user can add apps to Chatsie Menu by going to “Other options” > “Advanced” > “Add or hide apps”.
Delete all of the Chatsie apps on the phone.
Please email hello@chatsie.com with any feedback.
Chatsie is only currently available in English.
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