Which download do I need?
| You are… | You need… | Go to |
|---|---|---|
| A support agent who answers customer calls | The agent app on your computer or phone. Sign in with your agent login, allow the microphone, click Go online. | Apps for support agents ↓ |
| A website owner adding the call button | A plugin or the one-line snippet for your site. Your visitors install nothing — they call from the browser. | Plugins & integrations ↓ |
| A tester trying the newest build | The unreleased test build — the latest build from our repo before store review. Expect rough edges. | Test builds ↓ |
Apps for support agents
Take customer calls · free on every planInstall once and stay reachable. The apps ring natively and show the caller even when minimized — far more reliable than a browser tab. The same agent login works everywhere.
Desktop — Windows & macOS released · desktop 0.1.7 (Windows) · 0.1.5 (macOS)
Not sure which Mac? Apple menu → About This Mac (“Chip” = Apple Silicon, “Processor” = Intel). Windows: run the installer (SmartScreen → More info → Run anyway). macOS: open the .dmg, drag to Applications, right-click → Open.
Mobile — Android & iPhone
WebCallHub for Android
WebCallHub for iOS
- Open
webcallhub.com/app/supportin Safari - Tap Share → Add to Home Screen
Play installs and updates come straight from the store — no “Install unknown apps” prompt. Testers wanting the newest build: see test builds.
Test builds — unreleased
latest build from the repo · before store reviewThese are always the newest build we have made, published before Google or Apple review them. Use them to try new features early and to report bugs. They can be unstable; the released app above is the one for daily work.
Direct APK — version 1.2.0 (build 17)
Install: open the APK → allow “Install unknown apps” for your browser. A sideloaded copy does not update from Google Play — uninstall it before installing the store version.
TestFlight build
Until then, the home-screen app above is the way to take calls on iPhone.
Plugins & integrations — for your website
WordPress · Chrome · npm · any siteThis is the other half: the call button your customers click. They never install anything — it runs in their browser.
Add the call button to any platform. Most just need our one-line snippet (paste before </body> with your Site Key); WordPress and Chrome have dedicated downloads.
- WordPress: download the plugin → Plugins → Add New → Upload → Activate → paste your Site Key in Settings → WebCallHub.
- Shopify: Online Store → Themes → Edit code → paste the snippet into
theme.liquid. (Official Shopify app coming soon.) - Wix: Settings → Custom Code → add the snippet to all pages (or use Wix Velo for advanced control).
- React / npm:
npm install @webcallhub/widget— drop in the<WebCallHubWidget />component. - Chrome extension: download, unzip, then open
chrome://extensions→ enable Developer mode → Load unpacked. - Webflow · Squarespace · any HTML: paste the same snippet, or add it via Google Tag Manager — no download needed.
Need the snippet? Grab it in your dashboard under Sites.