At this time, there is not.

However, we are exploring the idea of creating a web version that can be used on any device.

Please keep an eye out here or on Google+ for more info when we can share it.

For VOIP numbers it can be hit or miss as they can easily be spoofed and sometimes change with each call made.

Hi, after you lookup a number, on the results screen, press the button labeled “Copy data to clipboard”. After this, you can long press on any text input in Android and a “Paste” button will appear. 

You shouldn’t have to do anything special, but sometimes firmware updates can screw with permissions. If you are getting crashes you may want to try uninstalling and reinstalling the app.

If that doesn’t help please get our email address from the app listing and shoot us a message so we can help you further. Thanks!

Sorry, as mentioned in the app description there is no public data available for cell phone numbers, so we don’t know.

Thank you for your feedback. We’ll look into this and see if it’s possible for us to provide a way to do this in a future version.

Thanks for checking out the app. Unfortunately there will never be an iOS version of it. We’re simply not interested in diving into the games that Apple plays with it’s developers. 

A web version is definitely a possibility, but it would take some time if we decide to go ahead with that. 

Sorry, no.

To unblock a number, go into your contacts, scroll all the way down, and any contacts you’ve blocked with the app are listed as zzBlocked_.. ..delete the one you want to unblock.

If that doesn’t work, it means that you have another copy of the contact blocked independent of Reverse Lookup. Also, press your phones menu buttons, and then “contacts to show”, and make sure you are viewing all contacts. The wording may be slightly different depending on your device.

Sorry for the inconvenience. You will need to contact the numbers local telephone company to update the information.. any information we have comes from their directory.