Android · iPhone
The Umingle Video App for Your Phone
The Umingle Video app installs from your browser, not from an app store. Add it to your home screen in a few taps and it opens full screen with its own icon, ready for a 1-on-1 video call whenever you are.
Android Chrome installs in one tap. On iPhone and other browsers the button shows you the two or three taps it takes.
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- Blocks take effect right away
- Calls are not recorded
Chrome on Android
Install on Android
On Android, Chrome can install Umingle Video in one tap.
- Open this page in Chrome.
- Tap Install the App above, then confirm Chrome's install prompt.
- No prompt? Open Chrome's ⋮ menu and choose Install app (on some versions, Add to Home screen).
- Umingle Video appears with your other apps and opens full screen.
Safari on iPhone and iPad
Install on iPhone
iPhone adds web apps through Safari's Share menu. Tapping Install the App on an iPhone shows the same steps on screen.
- Open this page in Safari.
- Tap the Share button — the square with an arrow pointing up.
- Scroll down and choose Add to Home Screen, then tap Add.
- Open Umingle Video from the new icon. Sign in once if it asks — iPhone keeps home-screen apps separate from Safari.
Girls Online in the app
A Girls Video Call App: See Who's Online and Call Her
The Umingle Video app is more than a shortcut to a random match. Open it from your home screen, tap Girls Online, and you see the girls you can video call right now — the same list as on the website, laid out for your phone.
The list is split into language tabs: English, Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese, Portuguese and French. The tab for your browser's language comes first, so you can start with girls who speak it, and the tabs slide out of the way as you scroll to leave more room for photos.
Found someone you like? Tap her photo, then start a 1-on-1 video call. Each girl sets her own price, so there is no single rate; you see hers in the call flow. New accounts get some trial time, and a notice appears just before charging starts. If she writes in a language you don't read, the chat box in the call translates her message with one tap.
Rather not choose? Start a Video Call in the same app and you are matched with someone straight away.
Same Umingle Video
What You Get in the App
The app is the website itself, so everything works exactly as it does in the browser — just one tap closer.
Both ways to start a call
Get matched with Start a Video Call, or pick a girl from Girls Online.
The chat box and translation
Type during a call and translate her messages with one tap.
Straight from your home screen
One tap on the icon opens Umingle Video full screen, without the address bar.
Your coins and settings
Your balance, calls and settings are the same as on the website.
Web app
Why There's No App Store Download
Umingle Video is built as a web app: it lives in your browser, and adding it to your home screen gives it an icon and a full-screen window. There is no installation package to download and nothing to sideload.
That also means there is nothing to update. Each time you open the app you get the current version of Umingle Video, and removing it is as simple as deleting the icon. Your camera and microphone are only used during a call, after you allow them.
FAQ
Umingle Video App Questions
Is there an Umingle Video app in the App Store or Google Play?
No. Umingle Video is a web app: you add it to your home screen from your browser instead of downloading it from a store. It gets its own icon and opens full screen, just like a store app.
Does the app cost anything to install?
Installing it costs nothing — it is the website, added to your home screen. Calls work exactly as they do in the browser: they are paid with coins, new accounts get some trial time, each girl sets her own price, and a notice appears just before charging starts.
Do I need a new account in the app?
No, it is the same Umingle Video and the same account. On iPhone the home-screen app keeps its own storage, separate from Safari, so it may ask you to sign in once more the first time you open it.
What if the install button doesn't appear?
On iPhone there is no install button from the browser itself: use Safari's Share button and choose Add to Home Screen. On Android, open the page in Chrome, or use Chrome's menu and choose Install app or Add to Home screen. If you already installed it, the button opens the app instead.