Bondwidth

com.phonepvr.friends
by Zapstore _@zapstore.dev

Private, offline phone & contacts app that helps you keep up your bonds

Republished from GitHub / F-Droid by the Zapstore main account.

Bondwidth is an all-in-one phone, contacts, and relationship app that works entirely on your device. No accounts, no servers, no tracking — and it quietly helps you stay close to the people who matter. Friendship is small attentions, often. Set a check-in cadence for each person and Bondwidth gently flags who's getting too quiet, so you can reach out before silence becomes a habit. Birthdays and anniversaries are remembered for you, and the calls you make are counted automatically. Private by design * No internet permission at all — the app cannot reach the network, and its build pipeline fails if that ever changes. * No accounts, no servers, no cloud. Everything stays in the app's private storage on your device. * No analytics, no ads, no third-party trackers. * Optional encrypted backups (AES-256-GCM) that only you can open. * Optional biometric app lock and a "hide from screenshots" mode. Phone * Default dialer with its own in-call screen, Picture-in-Picture, and per-contact ringtones. * T9 smart dial, speed dial, and dual-SIM call routing. * Block numbers, missed-call notifications, call history and search. * Colour-coded call directions, with optional WhatsApp / Signal shortcuts. Contacts * Browse, create, edit and delete contacts, with group filtering. * Typed phone numbers, emails, postal address, website, organisation, notes and birthday. * Find and merge duplicates; import and export vCard files. Bonds * Per-person check-in cadence with gentle overdue nudges. * Birthday and anniversary reminders, with a "Mark as wished" action. * An interaction timeline and an at-a-glance relationship dashboard. * A home-screen widget for upcoming occasions and who you haven't spoken to lately. Bondwidth is free software (GPL-3.0). Its phone and contacts features are derived from the Fossify Phone and Fossify Contacts projects.

First release: Oct 2, 2026, 8 total releases.

Most recent release: Nov 1, 2026.

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  • Nov 1, 2026 1.1.4
    Fixes the app closing right after opening on some phones (seen on GrapheneOS) when the call log listed the same call twice. USSD codes like *100# are now dialled exactly as typed instead of calling a matching contact. Service codes like *#*#4636#*#* now open their hidden menu, as in the built-in phone app (needs Bondwidth set as your phone app).
  • Oct 24, 2026 1.1.3
    Setup - Make Bondwidth your phone app in one step: Android grants calls, call log, contacts and notifications together, with no separate permission pop-ups. Bonds - Long-press a bond to select it, tap others to add them, then remove them all at once. Your contacts are not changed. Calls - New setting: block private and hidden numbers (Settings → Phone app). They're turned away without ringing and listed in Recents as blocked. - Calls from hidden numbers now show as "Private number". Dual-SIM - Choose "Remember for this number" when picking a SIM, and that number always uses it. Change or forget it from the contact's page. - Fixed: calls started from other apps could get stuck waiting for a SIM choice.
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    Sharing - Share a contact as a contact card (saves in one tap in WhatsApp, Telegram, email and Contacts) or as plain text (works in SMS). Also available from the long-press menu in Recents and the dialpad.
  • Oct 24, 2026 1.1.2
    Calls - The screen now turns off when you hold the phone to your ear, so your cheek can't press buttons. You can switch this off in Settings → Phone app if your phone's sensor misbehaves. - Blocking a number now asks you to confirm first. - If Bondwidth isn't your phone app, the Calls tab tells you and offers to fix it, and Block explains why it needs that instead of disappearing. - USSD and service codes like *123# now work. - The app now opens on the Calls tab. - New filters at the top of Calls: All, Missed, Incoming, Outgoing. - Reorder your favourites: long-press one, or tap Edit next to Favourites. Dialpad
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    - Paste a number you copied somewhere else. - For a number that isn't in your contacts: call it, or chat on WhatsApp or Signal. Chat links add your country code automatically. - Long-press a matching contact for the same options as in Recents: call, message, WhatsApp, Signal, copy, view contact, block. Bonds - Calls shorter than 3 seconds, and missed calls, no longer count as staying in touch.
  • Oct 12, 2026 1.1.1
    ## Bondwidth 1.1.1 - Fixes the app closing right after a fresh install, or whenever contacts access isn't granted. - Fixes a crash when opening call history without call-log access. - Fixes "App not installed" when updating from a test build downloaded from GitHub. Releases now install over those builds and keep your data. - Test builds now install separately as "Bondwidth (dev)".
  • Oct 10, 2026 1.1.0
    ## Bondwidth 1.1.0 Bonds now stay linked to their contact when you rename it, and a bond whose contact was deleted is flagged so you can relink it. Dialpad: backspace sits beside the call button (hold to clear). Contacts: the search bar scrolls out of the way, search also finds organisation, nickname, notes and email, and you can add contacts to groups. Add a bond from your recent calls. New opt-in automatic backup to a folder you choose. Safer vCard import.
  • Oct 5, 2026 1.0.0-build.218.1
    Bondwidth build 218 (v1.0.218).
  • Oct 2, 2026 1.0.0-build.213.1
    Bondwidth build 213 (v1.0.213).
  • Oct 2, 2026 1.0.0-build.209.1
    Bondwidth build 209 (v1.0.209).