Truecaller’s new Open Doors app similar to Clubhouse: What it is and how it works

What’s interesting here is that participants in a conversation cannot see each other’s phone numbers, with only the names and profile pictures visible during a conversation. Users are also in complete control over their personal data as the app requires only two permissions – contacts (to help you connect with those in your address book) and phone (to allow audio conversations).

The app also notes that nobody can listen in on a conversation without you knowing, which does not sound great for privacy.

Some other features include control over your contacts being alerted every time you join in a conversation and reacting to what other people are saying. The app will also offer precise control over how it notifies users of new Open Doors conversations.

Open Doors is completely free and will be available on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. Truecaller also claims the app experience is seamless across both platforms.

To get started with Open Doors, Truecaller users can simply login with a single tap, while new users can bind their phone numbers with the app and verify it with a missed call or OTP. The app is currently available in English, Hindi, Spanish, French, and Latin. Truecaller has said it may add more languages to the interface later on if required by users.