What the app does

Spam-Call Scrubber blocks or labels spam calls using a bundled blocklist built from the FTC’s public Do Not Call complaint data. Scrubber Pro subscribers also get live number lookups.

Blocking stays on your device

Blocking runs on the device. On iPhone and iPad it uses an iOS CallKit Call Directory extension. On Android it uses CallScreeningService. Incoming call information is not uploaded. The app does not read or upload your contacts. Personal block and allow lists stay on the device.

Live lookup

Live lookup is for Scrubber Pro subscribers, and it starts only when you ask for it. Only the number being checked goes to our Cloudflare Worker backend. That backend queries Twilio Lookup v2 for line type and caller name. Lookups use short-term caching and rate limiting. Before a lookup, the backend checks the subscription status with RevenueCat.

Purchases

Purchases go through Apple and Google via RevenueCat. RevenueCat receives an anonymous app user ID and store receipts. There is no account or login in the app.

Ads and analytics

Spam-Call Scrubber has no ads and no third-party analytics.

Providers

• Capacitor
• RevenueCat, for purchases and subscription status
• Twilio Lookup v2, for live number lookups
• Cloudflare Workers, for the lookup backend
• FTC Do Not Call complaint data, which is public. No user data is sent to the FTC.

Children

Spam-Call Scrubber is not directed at children under 13.

Deleting your data

Deleting the app removes local data, including personal block and allow lists. Lookup caches expire. Purchase records are held by Apple, Google, and RevenueCat.

Changes

If this policy changes, the effective date at the top of the page changes with it.

Contact

Montgomery Appworks LLC, Oklahoma

support@montgomeryappworks.com
justin@montgomeryappworks.com
(580) 277-5531