Nixring: Spam Call Blocker

Nixring is the privacy-first way to stop spam calls and scam texts on your iPhone, and it does it all on your device.

NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE
Your contacts and blocklist are never uploaded. Nixring has no account, no server, and collects no data. We cannot sell what we never see, and our App Store privacy label says so: Data Not Collected. Nixring never even asks for access to your contacts.

BLOCK SPAM CALLS AUTOMATICALLY
Nixring silences known spam and scam callers using an on-device blocklist. Add your own numbers, and with Pro, keep the list updated automatically.

KILL JUNK AND SCAM TEXTS
Turn on Nixring's on-device SMS filter and scam texts (smishing) from unknown senders move to a Junk folder automatically. Message content is never stored or sent anywhere. Ever.

NEVER LOSE A REAL CALL
Whitelist the people you trust and they are never blocked. Everything Nixring blocks is reversible in one tap. No "we don't remove spam flags" nonsense.

ONE FAIR PRICE
No ads. No data tracking. No confusing bundle of add-ons. Nixring Pro is one honest subscription with a 3-day free trial.

NIXRING FREE
- Automatic spam-call blocking with the built-in list
- Add up to 10 of your own numbers
- See how many numbers are shielding you

NIXRING PRO (3-day free trial)
- Unlimited blocked numbers
- Junk and scam text filtering
- Auto-updating spam blocklist
- Block whole prefixes and number ranges
- Whitelist real callers
- Full protection stats

Setup takes a minute. Nixring walks you through enabling it in Settings.

A note on how iOS works: Apple limits how third-party apps block calls, so Nixring works from an on-device list rather than screening calls live. iOS also never reports blocked calls back to apps, so no honest app can show a real "calls blocked" count. Nixring shows how many numbers are actively shielding you, plus a real count of texts filtered.

Privacy Policy: https://nixring.vercel.app/privacy.html
Terms of Use (Apple standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/