Comes with your phone service
Everyline puts your business or home phone line on your iPhone, Android, Mac and the web. Your phone service provider sets it up, so there’s nothing to sign up for.
What it does
What you see depends on the service your provider set up for you.
Calls
Calls ring on your iPhone like any other call, even with the app closed, and in the Mac app or your browser while it’s open. A second call? Hold one and answer the other.
Voicemail
Play a message as soon as it arrives and call back in a tap. Shared mailboxes, like the front desk’s, sit in the same list.
Your team
See who’s free, who’s on a call and who’s waiting in a queue, so every call reaches the right person.
Texts
Reply to customers from your business number, with each conversation kept beside the calls you had with them.
And the details
Talk to them first or transfer straight away, to a person or a ring group.
Everyone on the account sees the same contacts, so callers are named on every phone.
On the Mac, mark yourself available, on a break or logged out of your call queues.
Stay signed in on your phone, your Mac and a browser at the same time.
A 911 call reports the address your provider has on file for your line.
Your privacy
Before a call, a voicemail or greeting text goes to an AI provider, Everyline says what is shared and with whom, and asks first. Turn it off again whenever you like.
How you get it
Everyline comes with your phone service. Your provider creates your account and your numbers.
An email from your provider has a link to choose your username and password.
Use the same sign-in on your iPhone, Android, Mac and the web, all at once.
Get the apps
Calls, voicemail, texts and your team. iOS 17 or later.
Calls, voicemail and your contacts. Android 10 or later.
Make and take calls at your desk. macOS 14 or later.
Everything, from any browser, including your phone system's settings.
Find your portalNo. Everyline comes with your phone service, and your provider creates your account. They email you a setup link to choose your username and password.
An iPhone with iOS 17 or later, Android 10 or later, a Mac with macOS 14 or later, and any modern browser through your provider’s web portal. Use the same sign-in on all of them, at the same time.
A setup link works once and stops working after seven days. Ask your provider for a new one.
Reset it here, or tap Forgot your password on the app’s sign-in screen. The link we email works once, for 24 hours.
On iPhone, yes: calls ring like any other call and appear in your iPhone’s Recents. On Android, allow notifications so calls can ring. The Mac app rings while it’s running, and a browser rings in an open tab of the portal.
Only if it’s allowed. Call transcription, voicemail processing and AI greetings are each off until an owner or admin (at home, the account holder) turns one on after reading what it shares and with whom. How AI features work
Your phone service provider looks after your account, numbers and bill. The apps show their phone and email. Where to find them
Yes. A 911 call from Everyline reports the emergency address your provider has on file for your line, so tell them when it changes. When you can, use your mobile phone’s own dialer.
Send us a request. We confirm it’s yours, delete it, and tell you what we have to keep and why.
