Tools for anyone who works with or worries about phone calls. Trace a SIP call, debug a WebRTC session, check a suspicious number, or learn how any of it works. No account. No paywall.
Drop one line of SDK into any peer connection. Get a full session timeline, plain-English root causes when a call fails, and preflight checks before you ship. Vendor neutral across Cloudflare, LiveKit, Daily, Twilio, Agora and coturn. The browser lab needs no account.
Paste a raw SIP or Asterisk log, get a colour-coded ladder with a plain-English diagnosis for codec mismatches, auth loops and NAT. Runs fully in your browser.
Flagship sandboxBuild a call visually. Drag phones, PBXs, trunks and carriers onto a canvas, wire them up, set codecs and auth, then run it and watch it connect or fail.
Live referencePaste any SIP response code for a plain-English explanation, common causes and fixes.
Live referenceEvery SIP response code from 100 to 608 as its own page, with who sends it, the real causes, and how to fix it. The full library behind the decoder.
Live test lineCall our free number to hear your caller ID, STIR/SHAKEN attestation level, and test your DTMF keypad tones.
See your WebRTC ICE candidates live, discover your NAT situation, and test your own STUN or TURN server from the browser.
Live SDPPaste a WebRTC SDP offer or answer for a plain-English breakdown of codecs, ICE, DTLS and media directions.
Live qualityRun a live connection and watch bitrate, round trip time, jitter, packet loss and MOS graph in real time. Add TURN to measure your real network.
Live devicesTest your camera, meter your microphone, play a stereo speaker tone, and list every media device. Nothing recorded or uploaded.
Check carrier, line type, fraud score, portability and country for any phone number instantly.
Live reputationCheck if a number is a scammer using pattern matching, fraud scoring and community reports.
Live formatConvert any number between E.164, national, international and RFC 3966 formats. Works worldwide.
Match a number against known scam patterns like Macau scam, LHDN and Bank Negara impersonation.
Full spam reputation report covering history, carrier hops and community reports.
Submit and search scam numbers reported by the community. Crowdsourced protection.
Upload a CSV of numbers and get carrier and line type data for all of them at once.
Enter a number to get the caller's local timezone and whether it is a reasonable hour.
Search any country for its dialling prefix, number format rules and emergency numbers.
A free JSON API with predictable fictional cases, customers and orders, plus deliberate 404, 500 and slow endpoints so you can prove your error handling works.
Live convertConvert any MP3 or WAV to the exact format your PBX needs. One-click presets for Asterisk, FreePBX, 3CX and Cisco CUCM. Runs in your browser.
SIP endpoints that misbehave on demand: 407 loops, 503 with Retry-After, late SDP, one way audio. Test your error handling against the ugly cases.
Choose a codec and concurrent call count to get the exact bandwidth needed in Kbps.
Enter jitter, latency and packet loss to get an estimated call quality MOS score.
A growing, structured course on how phone calls, SMS and real-time communication actually work. Plain-English guides with interactive diagrams, organised beginner to advanced. Start anywhere, follow the path.
Enter the course, 30+ guides ->The technology behind every browser video call, explained in plain English. No app, no plugin, and it is probably already running in your browser.
BasicsThe language phones use to start, manage and end a call. Readable text messages you can actually follow, with a real example.
SecurityWhy scammers can fake any caller ID, covering the SS7 vulnerability and how to protect yourself.
10 stepsWhy most calls connect directly, why some cannot, and what a TURN server actually relays.
14 stepsINVITE, 100 Trying, 180 Ringing, 200 OK, ACK, RTP and BYE, all with real SIP messages.
BasicsWhy a WhatsApp call is free and a normal mobile call is not. The two ideas every modern call is built on.
Sazrika Foundation exists to make telephony knowledge and tools accessible to everyone. Whether you are checking a suspicious number, debugging a SIP trunk, or just curious how your phone call works, these tools are here, free, no strings attached.
Every tool, every diagram, every test line, with no paywall and no ads. If these tools helped you, a coffee covers API costs and keeps new tools coming.
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