You'll get a 4-digit code. Tell it to the other person — the call starts the moment they enter it.
Join a Call
Enter the 4-digit code the other person gave you. You'll be connected right away.
Meet-Up
Agree on a 4-digit code and a time in advance. At the agreed time, you both enter the same code here — whoever arrives first waits, and the call starts when the second person arrives.
Get Talk Time
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Free time will terminate, then a new call must be started. You can reload 5 minutes as often as you want.
End your current call before reloading free minutes.
Need more? Buy any amount of time.
Just 2¢ per minute
Your device code (goes in the Venmo note): —
Waiting for the Other Person
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Tap the code to copy it
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Connecting…
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EazyTalk Guide
Free to try, then 2¢ a minute — voice calls between any two people on the Internet
What EazyTalk does
EazyTalk connects two people, anywhere in the world, in a voice call — right in the web browser. No app to install, no account, no phone minutes. All you both need is this web page, an Internet connection, and a device with a microphone.
Talk time
Every device can load 5 free minutes at any time — as often as you like. Free time will terminate, then a new call must be started; simply reload another 5 minutes to keep going. You can also buy talk time at 2¢ per minute, in any amount. Time is tied to your device: reload or pay from the same phone or computer you call from. While you're on a call, your remaining time counts down on screen, and you'll see a red warning when your last minute begins. Both people on a call use their own time.
Buying time
Tap Buy Talk Time above (or the ⏱ balance on the home screen).
Pick an amount — 30 minutes is 60¢, an hour is $1.20 — or type any number of minutes.
Tap Open Venmo & Pay. Venmo opens with the amount and your device code already filled in. Send the payment to robert@ariz.com.
Come back and tap I've Sent It — your minutes are added on the spot.
Way 1 — Start a Call & share a code
Tap Start a Call — Get a Code.
Allow the microphone when your browser asks.
You'll see a big 4-digit code. Tell it to the other person — or use the share buttons.
They open this same page, tap Join with a Code, and type it in.
The call connects automatically. Start talking!
Way 2 — Meet-Up at an agreed time
Perfect when you've planned ahead: "Let's talk Sunday at 3 — our code is 1234."
Agree on any 4-digit code and a time, in advance.
At the agreed time, you both open this page, tap Meet-Up, and enter the same code.
Whoever arrives first waits a moment; the call begins when the second person arrives. It doesn't matter who's first.
During the call
Mute — microphone off/on; the button glows orange while muted.
End Call — hangs up. You'll both get a Talk Now button to redial without swapping codes.
Speakerphone / volume — use your device's own controls, like a regular call.
The green timer counts the call; below it, your remaining talk time counts down.
Tips
Wi-Fi works best. If a call won't connect on cellular, try Wi-Fi on both ends, then tap Talk Now.
If the browser never asked for the microphone, check the page's mic permission (🎤 or padlock near the address bar).
Codes are temporary — a code lives about 3 hours, then it's cleaned away automatically.
Use headphones or earbuds if you hear an echo.
A code connects exactly two people; a third caller will be told the line is busy.
Fair use & privacy
Your voices travel directly between your two devices whenever possible, encrypted by the browser's built-in calling technology (WebRTC) — the server never hears or stores audio. To keep the service safe for everyone, each device is issued an ID that is logged with each use; misuse of the service can be traced and blocked.