TeleTalker Install & Onboarding Checklist

A step-by-step guide to configuring your AI call assistant on a rooted Android device.

Your Automated Virtual Receptionist

Real Voice Conversations

Natural inbound and outbound calls driven by ElevenLabs TTS.

GSM-First Approach

Deep system integration handles direct SIM (cellular) calls directly on the device.

Automated Action

Books, reschedules, and confirms appointments with local transcription.

Phase 1: The Pre-Flight Checklist

Supported OS: Android 9–12 (priority support).
Recommended Hardware: Mid-range Samsung J/A series, or older S series (≤ S20).
Critical Warning: Confirm your firmware/baseband matches your exact device model before flashing. Mismatched firmware causes bootloops.
Source: Download the APK exclusively from teletalker.app.

Phase 2: The Foundation (Magisk Root)

TeleTalker requires root access (Magisk recommended) to intercept and inject call audio directly into GSM calls.

Without root, Android blocks the low-level telephony operations required for AI automation.
Confirm your device is rootable and OEM unlocked.
Verify success using Magisk Manager (look for Root: ✓).

System Flashing & Module Installation

Install the TeleTalker APK and allow installation from unknown sources.
Flash the TeleTalker Magisk module via your root manager.
Watch for successful extraction of module files, tinyalsa tools, and injected scripts in the log.
Reboot the device when complete.

Granting Superuser Access

Open TeleTalker and log in.
The app will immediately request low-level access.
Action: Accept the prompt.
Ensure you see the system confirmation: “TeleTalker was granted Superuser rights”.

Configuring Essential Permissions

Full Control: Grant Accessibility permissions allowing TeleTalker to view and control the screen to interact with the dialer.
Standard Permissions: Allow Phone, Microphone, Contacts, and Storage access.
Battery Optimization: Disable battery optimizers for TeleTalker to ensure the service is never killed in the background.

Phase 3: Connecting the AI Voice Engine

Create an account with ElevenLabs (or Ultravox).
Copy your unique API Key from the provider's dashboard.
Navigate to TeleTalker Settings -> Voice Engine.
Paste the API Key and select your preferred AI voice.

Phase 4: Funding the System

The Model: TeleTalker operates on a prepaid crypto credit system.
The Rate: Calls consume credits at a flat rate of $0.05 per minute.
Action: Navigate to the Billing / Credits section in the app to select a credit pack (e.g., $10 pack = 200 minutes).

The Crypto Top-Up Process

Select your preferred token (e.g., BNB on BSC).
Send the exact amount to the provided NOWPayments address.
Wait for the “Payment Processing” screen.
Receive the “Paid successfully” confirmation (this usually takes under 5 minutes).

Verifying Your Subscription

Check your Current Plan status (e.g., TeleTalker Standard).
Confirm your minute balance has updated.
Ensure advanced features are unlocked: Unlimited AI Outgoing Calls, Advanced Call Scheduling, and Call Recording.

Phase 5: Scheduling Your First AI Call

Navigate to the Calendar tab and tap the “+” button.
Enter the target Phone Number.
Select the exact Date and Time for the automated call.
Set a maximum Call Duration limit.

Crafting the AI Prompt

The “Note” Field: This is your direct instruction to the AI. It should include the purpose of the call, context for the conversation, and the desired goal.

Example: “Call Purpose: order pizza. hi, can I order pepperoni pizza?”

Best Practices

Keep the Note under 300 characters.
Be direct and specific about the goal of the conversation.

Verifying the Scheduled Action

Check the Scheduled Calls dashboard.
Confirm the call status reads “PENDING” in blue.
Verify the target number, time, and AI prompt summary.
The app will autonomously wake up and execute the call at the scheduled time.

The Final Check: Testing & Privacy

Test Run

Run a Test Call from the Home tab to verify the app auto-answers, the AI speaks, and the transcript appears.

Troubleshooting

If audio is choppy, bring the app to the foreground and re-test.

Privacy Reminder

Transcripts and call notes are encrypted and saved locally on your device by default. Audio stays on the device unless cloud sync is explicitly enabled.