Tired of asking people “Can you hear me now?”

Want to save your valuable cell minutes and money?

Want a unique personalization app for your phone?

Want to improve your wireless experience?

Introducing Endtone’s new disconnect tone app!   

Disconnect tones are similar to ubiquitous ringtones except disconnect tones are heard at the end of a call.  Endtone’s disconnect tones alert you when your wireless calls are over or when your calls are unintentionally dropped by communication networks.  The disconnect tone app plays MP3s and other sound files that are already on your phone.

What are the disconnect tone benefits? 

• User Experience: you know exactly when your calls end or calls drop, removing "Can you hear me now?" from your conversations and dramatically improving your wireless user experiences
• Cost Savings: protected from unintended wireless usage, you save money and valuable cellular minutes
• Safety: while driving or multitasking, you are safer because you no longer need to visually inspect your phone display to confirm call terminations or call drops
• Personalization: an affordable option for customizing your phone and expressing your preferences, individuality and cool style
• Fun: similar to ringtones, disconnect tones are a great way to transform mundane tasks into enjoyable, entertaining and engaging events.

the end is hear.

What We Do

Endtone is a privately held wireless technology company based in the United States (Washington, DC).  Endtone’s flagship wireless application is the disconnect tone.  The application is available in selected markets and platforms around the world.  New markets and device versions (Apple’s iPhone, Google’s Android, etc.) are added on a regular basis.  If disconnect tones are not available in your area or on your device today, we will be!

Check Out our short Disconnect tone App
demo video.

We invite you to view our short demonstration video.  At less than four minutes, it is an excellent way to see and hear all of the disconnect tone benefits:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YSeHqCUHw8 

Or, simply go to YouTube and search on "Endtone."