Post and follow
Share text, photos and video, follow the people you care about, and reply in the open.
The part worth explaining is not that the app has calls. It is that an incoming one behaves like a phone call rather than like a notification.
PulseSoc calls use CallKit, the same system iOS uses for the phone itself. An incoming call takes over the lock screen with a full-screen ringing interface, rings through, can be answered without unlocking, and shows up afterwards in your Recents list.
It works when the app is closed. The call arrives over a dedicated VoIP push that wakes the app specifically to ring, which is the difference between a call you answer and a notification you find twenty minutes later.
Both, and the person calling chooses which. A voice call is not a video call with the camera switched off — it is its own thing, and it costs less of a bad connection.
Anyone you can message. Calls follow the same relationship and blocking rules as conversations do, so an account you have blocked cannot ring your phone.
Calls are between two people. Group calling exists in the code but is switched off, so it is not something you can use today.
There is no screen sharing on a call.
Voice and video calls is part of PulseSoc for iPhone. Free to download, iOS 15.1 or later.
Share text, photos and video, follow the people you care about, and reply in the open.
Short vertical video with sound, in a full-screen feed.
Go live from your phone, or watch and comment in someone else's stream.
One-to-one and group conversations, with photos, voice notes and files.
Topic groups, plus live audio rooms for conversations that are not written down.
A profile page that collects your posts, reels and links in one place.
List something for sale and settle it in cash or on pickup. Card payments are paused.