For a quieter iPhone
They change numbers.
You block the pattern.
Same beginning. Different endings.
Choose the digits they keep using.
Made for iPhone In development
Block the whole pattern
One pattern. Changing numbers.
Sample calls · browser demonstration
Different beginning? It gets through this pattern.
Full 070 blocking isn’t supported by the current iPhone build.
Browser demo. No phone calls or settings are changed.
Broad ranges may exceed iPhone limits.
Save 87 hours a year.
If you avoid 10 spam interruptions a week, at 10 minutes each.
Make it yours
Use 0–100 calls and 1–60 minutes.
Includes the call and time to refocus, over 52 weeks. Assumes these calls are avoided. Goyo doesn’t count blocked calls or measure time saved.
A few answers.
Then, back to life.
Can I download Goyo?
Not yet. We’re building Goyo for iPhone, and it isn’t on the App Store. This page is a browser demo.
What if they change their number?
Choose the beginning they share. When the last digits change, a matching number is still covered by that pattern. A different beginning isn’t covered. The iPhone build supports a chosen number length and needs iOS to accept the list. Very broad groups, including every 070 number, aren’t supported today; this demo illustrates the idea.
Can my delivery driver still call?
Numbers outside your chosen patterns can ring, including unknown callers. A legitimate caller sharing those digits would match too. The app’s Always allow list gives important numbers an exception. Other iPhone settings can still affect calls.
What does the AI do?
On supported iPhones, it reviews notes you type about a suspicious call. It doesn’t listen to calls, automatically spot new spam numbers, or block anyone for you.