Android In development
The Android project includes local contact lookup and developer call-screening code. It has not been compiled or tested on a phone. No installable app is available yet.
A LITTLE LESS NOISE. A LOT MORE YOU.
Your people.
Your phone.
Your peace.
Your address book sets the guest list.
One simple switch puts you in control.
Explore PottsMe In development
No subscription charges
No subscription charges
An interactive concept. No calls or texts are blocked by this website.
✓ People you know
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PottsMePREVIEW
YOUR PHONE, YOUR CIRCLE
Private mode
Your contacts are on the list.
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Design preview · protection is not active
✓ One familiar address book
A SMALL SWITCH. A SIMPLE IDEA.
Keep your circle close.
Leave the noise outside.
PottsMe is being designed around the contacts already saved on your phone. No second address book. No list to maintain twice.
Private means contacts only.
The intended mode allows saved numbers and restricts unknown ones, subject to device support and permissions.
Public means open again.
Turn the switch off when you’re expecting a new caller. Your phone’s other blocking settings still apply.
TAKE THE IDEA FOR A SPIN
Meet your quiet switch.
Try sample calls and texts below. These are fictional contacts; this page cannot read your address book or change your phone settings.
POTTSME MODEPrivate
Your circle only.
Saved contacts would be allowed.
Demo only — protection is not active.
Sample address book
Change the sample list to see access update.
TRY AN INCOMING COMMUNICATION
See what would happen.
Choose a caller or sender, then run an example.
A demonstration of the intended rule. Calls and texts from saved numbers would be allowed in Private mode. This website does not access your contacts or control your phone. Android call-screening code is in development; text filtering is not implemented.
BUILT HONESTLY, FROM DAY ONE
Before the switch
goes live.
We’re starting with an Android development foundation. Support will depend on the phone, permissions, carrier and type of message.
Subscription service plannedPricing and checkout will be introduced after device validation. Nothing to buy today.
iPhone Under evaluation
Apple limits third-party control over calls and messages. This concept does not promise complete iPhone or iMessage blocking.
Text messages Planned
Android SMS filtering needs a separate messaging implementation. RCS, iMessage and messages in other apps are not supported by this preview.
GOOD QUESTIONS
A little clarity.
Do I need to add everyone again?
No. The intended app uses your existing phone contacts with your permission. Adding or removing a saved number would update access automatically.
How will I connect my contacts?
The planned Android app will ask for permission to read the address book already on your phone. No upload or second contact list is intended. Call screening will require a separate system permission, and SMS support may require choosing PottsMe as your default messaging app.
Does this preview block my calls or texts?
No. This is an interactive demonstration. A website cannot enforce contact-only access to your cellular calls or messages. A tested native app is required.
What about doctors, deliveries and verification codes?
A strict contact-only rule can restrict legitimate communication from unsaved numbers too. Public mode is intended to let you temporarily open access. There is no planned emergency-service exception. Messaging support and phone compatibility must be validated before launch.
Will this eliminate every scam?
No. A saved number is not proof of identity. Caller ID can be spoofed and trusted accounts can be compromised. PottsMe should never be described as a guarantee against every scam.
Where does the name come from?
POTS is short for “Plain Old Telephone Service.” PottsMe gives that familiar idea a personal twist — with two t’s and a home at pottsme.com.
What information does this preview collect?
This preview has no signup form, payment form, analytics or advertising scripts. Demo choices exist only in the page’s memory and reset when you reload. It does not access phone contacts. The hosting provider may retain ordinary access logs. A full service privacy policy is required before launch.