Ever missed an important call and wondered, “Why did they call?” Truecaller now has an answer. The caller ID app has rolled out a new voicemail feature for Android users in India, letting callers leave voice messages that are automatically converted into text, so you can read them instead of calling back. What’s new in Truecaller voicemail? Truecaller’s new voicemail feature allows callers to leave a message when you don’t pick up a call. The app records the message and uses AI to transcribe it into text, making it easier to understand the reason for the call at a glance. It includes smart call categorisation, spam filtering, adjustable playback speed, and AI-powered transcription in 12 Indian languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Gujarati, Nepali, Punjabi, Sanskrit, and Urdu. Available for free The voicemail feature is free for all Truecaller users in India, even if you’re not a Premium subscriber. However, it is currently limited to Android smartphones. Also read: How to stop WhatsApp media from filling your phone storage
How the voicemail feature works Here’s what happens step by step: How to enable voicemail on Truecaller To use this feature, you’ll need to: Also read: From Mithila Art to Bollywood posters, these image styles are now free for everyone
Key features you’ll actually use Truecaller says storing messages on the phone gives users full control over their data. Extra perks for premium users While voicemail is free for everyone, Truecaller Premium users get added benefits through Truecaller Assistant, such as: Also read: From ChatGPT Go to Gemini AI Pro, try these premium freebies to make your life easier
India-only for now At the moment, the voicemail feature is available only in India. Truecaller says it plans to expand the feature to other countries after gathering user feedback.
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