Here’s my new release of a dialer designed for the TiQ M5 and for the Qin F21.
puretech10952/M5-F21-dialer: M5/F21 dialer GitHub - puretech10952/M5-F21-dialer: M5/F21 dialer · GitHub
Feedback appreciated!
Made with the help of Claude
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What’s the benefits?
Try it out and you’ll tell me the benefits
Nice. One question, why not have two separate tracks? For the m5 you can install on top of the default dialer when signed with AOSP platform key.
Looks nice! I’m using it on a touchscreen only phone though so there’s is a limit to what I can test.
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One bug, call recordings not saving (android 16)
Edit: ah my bad. Not meant for my phone at all after looking at logs. Only mtk
Great app. I’m using it on dumber OS on the tiq m5.
One bug I noticed: when your phone app is open on the recent screen and you start dialing it doesn’t open the dialer.
Them you can use the dialer tab to open it, but I can adjust it too
There isn’t any reason it should be as the system only that you should be able to open recent calls by pressing the call button from the home screen.
For that I made a accessibility redirect that when pressing the call button on home screen it opens the recent call log
(Only works currently on the M5)
Besides the home screen issue, whenever you’re in a app and you press the call button it will open recent calls on both phones M5 and the F21
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Call recording only works on the M5 and the F21 since call recording is based on OS and not on the caller app itself
Version 0.9.4. Now available click update in the app
What’s new
Swipe to answer (optional). Slide the call button right to answer or left to decline an incoming call. Turn it on in Settings → Calls → Swipe to answer (the regular Answer/Decline buttons stay the default).
Automatic update checks. The Updates page can now check for new versions on its own and let you know with a notification when one is ready. Open the ⋮ menu on the Updates page to pick how often it checks — Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Manual only (the default).
Colored call arrows. In your recents list, the little direction arrow is now color-coded: incoming calls blue, outgoing green, missed red.
Tap a stat to see those calls. In Call durations, tap Incoming, Outgoing, or Missed to jump straight to a list of just those calls.
Start dialing from your recents. Press a number key while looking at your recents and the keypad opens with that digit already typed in — just like dialing from the home screen.
“Home” tab. The Recents tab at the bottom is now called Home, with a home icon. The side menu also shows a “Phone” title at the top.
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Can you add visual voicemail?
Is that something that’s possible to be added to this?
Will see if it’s possible
Already fixed.
You can now start dialing from the recents tab
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You covered so much issues I had with stock tiq phone app!!!
Nice!
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The bottom video is making me curious.
The regular top/bottom volume buttons to adjust the volume while on a call doesn’t work. (Qin f21)
Can that be fixed?
Suggestion: when dialing a number, move the “add contact” and “message” buttons so that when you press down on d-pad it goes to the contact under the input right away like qin dialer
But either way sick app, really happy about this, the stock one was so bad and the Google one was slow and didn’t work to dial from home screen, so just really happy this exists, thanks
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Also to make it cleaner you can remove the numpad button from the bottom, as when you type on the physical numpad it opens automatically
It’s a setting that it should open automatically. By default it doesn’t pop up at all
I see no such setting, although I see that the feature was added in the newest update
Edit: I see what you mean, you didn’t understand
When on the main screen and you press a key, it starts dialing automatically, therefore there is no need for a button to bring you to that menu