What changes in WIGGWIGG, one version at a time. Here are the release notes from the What's New page in the web app, ready to read and share without signing in.
These notes describe WIGGWIGG as it was when each version came out. Some changes apply only to the web app or only to the mobile apps, and mobile changes arrive with the matching app update. Prices and plans may have changed since. See current pricing
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Version 0.13.1 adds the iPhone and iPad features that were not yet included in the 0.13.0 App Store release. You can now create your account in the app, choose an audio file as your voicemail greeting, and benefit from recent improvements to calls, the vault, identities, and sessions.
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Version 0.13.0 fixes an important problem: the app could end a 911 call when you had used up your units and reached your spending limit. It also fixes issues with calls, the vault, free number trials, and billing, and reduces the use of Google components in the mobile app. The 0.13.0 release on the App Store includes only some of these changes. On iPhone and iPad, you can track your account deletion request directly in the app. The remaining improvements are coming in version 0.13.1.
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The plan you choose during your trial is now saved. A late invoice paid in full now restores service, even after a suspension, when no other invoice for the subscription is unpaid. On the web, an unpaid renewal invoice can now be paid from its page, by card or in bitcoin. Other fixes cover payments, refunds, receipts, account deletion, password changes and your notifications.
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Notes corrected on October 31, 2026
0.12.0 comes bounding in, ears flapping. This time, the web got most of the love: pages that stayed blank now show their content, unnecessary loading is reduced, and sign-in gives clearer help. We also fixed billing and phone-number issues. The Privacy Statement now explains our practices around IP addresses more clearly. If you already accepted version 2026.09.10.11, there is nothing new to confirm. The Android app is also on Google Play.
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A call you answer no longer ends right away as busy. On Android, the locked screen shows the details your setting allows, even when WIGGWIGG is closed, and an incoming call opens the full call screen while you are using your phone, if you allow WIGGWIGG to display over other apps. After updating, open and unlock WIGGWIGG once, on Android and on iPhone, so caller details come back to the locked screen.
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A call you answered could fail to connect, and an incoming call could ring a device that was not ready to answer: both are fixed, and on iPhone the WIGGWIGG call screen appears as soon as you answer. Update the mobile app to keep receiving your calls. 911 calls now go through from a number without an active phone plan, on the web and in the app. A new option rings a call without showing a number or an identity while WIGGWIGG is locked, you can paste a number into the dialer, and the web and mobile carts say more plainly what is billed with your plan.
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Early Access is open: you create your account with no invitation, whatever your country. The rest is a long list of fixes, several of them in your favour on billing and on your recovery phrase.
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Our first release notes. A lot of fixes, a few things we had said wrong, and one price change we name plainly.
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