Fake Caller ID TraceBust is a free social and communication app that features a voice changer to make a prank call to your friends and family. As the limit is capped at two free calls, you’ll need to purchase credits should you want to place more fake calls. If you did, take note that two credits will be consumed per 60 seconds. 

Unfortunately, some countries do not support free calls, which restricts usage. Although Fake Caller ID TraceBust is missing some cool features, like a voice distorter, it’s still a great app for pranking.

Fool anyone and everyone

Prank calls are a fun way to fool your friends, or even get away from awkward situations or boring meetings. If you’re looking for an app to add to your arsenal of pranks, look no further than Fake Caller ID TraceBust. With it, you can change your voice to either a male or a female so your buddies will be left wondering if they’re talking to you or a stranger.

Unfortunately, it’s impossible to adjust the pitch or distort your voice. By tapping the flag icon in “NUMBER TO CALL,” you can select a country code by typing your country name or touching a letter on the right side of the screen, making the searching process faster and less tedious. After that, you have the option to manually type a phone number or touch the contacts icon to select a recipient.

Using this app, you can type a fake caller ID to hide your identity, and even record your call to serve as a memento of your pranking escapades. Additionally, its “STRAIGHT TO VOICEMAIL” feature is a blessing as calls are sent to the recipient’s voicemail — perfect for when you’re not in the mood to talk to anyone. Also, you can view your call history or invite people to install the app.

Be an unstoppable prankster

From using the voice changer or inputting a bogus caller ID, Fake Caller ID TraceBust has everything you need to succeed as a prankster. It features a call recording option so you have an audio memento of your fake calls, as well as a “STRAIGHT TO VOICEMAIL” function for avoiding human contact. However, it would be cooler if the app includes a voice distortion system.