A softphone for FreePBX and Asterisk

List the extensions you want to watch and Meow shows a lamp for each: green free, amber ringing, red on a call. Click one to call. It uses the same extension hints a desk phone's BLF keys use, which FreePBX creates for every extension.

Park a call in a FreePBX parking lot and anyone in the office can pick it up; Meow shows parked calls with the caller's number. A badge counts new voicemail and one click rings the mailbox. Call forwarding is switched on and off with the PBX's own feature codes, so it keeps working after Meow is closed.

PBX setup lists what each feature needs on the PBX, with the FreePBX defaults.

Two lines at once, hold and swap, blind and attended transfer, transfer of a call that is still ringing, three-way conference and call recording. A backup registrar takes over if the main server stops answering, and the line returns on its own.

Meow registers directly to your server over UDP, TCP or TLS, with SRTP when the PBX offers it. Codecs are Opus, G.722 and G.711. There is no cloud service of ours between the phone and the PBX.