Make international calls to any landline or mobile from your computer. No app to install, cents a minute, and the price is shown before you dial.

3 points•azyc•7 days ago•2 comments•
I'm travelling a lot, and often need to call numbers in my home country (a telco, a bank). Surprisingly, ever since Skype died, the apps that were meant to replace it launched once and never updated

So today, I'm presenting to you - Suparelay.

It works just like your phone... (revolutionary I know): - it remembers numbers you called - it looks like... a typical phone screen - it has a keypad that works during the call, for those "press 1 for your account" menus - it costs 90% less than using your local carrier for international calls

I compared 31 popular international calling destinations (in the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania) against 6 legacy carriers (T-Mobile US, AT&T Prepaid US, Vodafone UK, Airtel India, Claro Brazil and China Mobile), and to my surprise, the difference is insane.

Calls start from 2 cents a minute, you pay only when somebody answers, and there is no app to install: your browser is your phone.

Try it out and tell me what you think.

Say bye to vibe-coded Skype replacements, say hi to Suparelay!

2 comments

rason-yang7 days ago
i work on real-time voice AI systems. how does Tachyon handle cancellation and client disconnects for long-running MCP tools over Streamable HTTP?
azyc6 days ago
irrelevant to the product above

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