SwiftFlow browser calling
Call real phone numbers from the browser, pay per minute, credits never expire
- Problem
- Since Skype Out shut down, people who need to call banks, government services or overseas landlines lack a light replacement: installing an app or subscribing is heavy, and many institutions have no online channel at all. Existing options expire credits or demand high commitment.
- Solution
- Dial from a web page with no app or subscription, billed per minute with credits that never expire. It adds call history, a frequent-numbers list, redial on failure and low-balance alerts.
- Users
- Expats, cross-border remote workers and anyone calling public services abroad
- MVP
- Web dialer with WebRTC calling; per-minute balance system; call history and contacts; top-up flow; number format and region detection
- Revenue
- Per-minute billing via prepaid top-up packs; an API for small teams billed by usage
- Why now
- Skype's exit leaves a clear migration vacuum, and SIP/WebRTC vendors have commoditized the plumbing so a solo dev can launch fast