Observed arrival · 2026-10-27
diallcode: a phone-number lookup with a word keypad
A browser-based tool for looking up phone numbers, country and area codes, and number categories, with a keypad that converts words to digits and back.
- For
- People checking unfamiliar or special phone numbers
- Worth noticing
- The input accepts letters as well as spaces, brackets and plus signs; the page also lists sources including Ofcom, NANPA, ACMA, Arcep and PTS.
Field notes
The input accepts spaces, brackets, plus signs and letters, and the page presents a keypad for translating words to digits and digits to possible words. It says lookups run in the browser, country data files are fetched as needed, and typed numbers are not sent. The listed sources include Google libphonenumber and regulator sources such as Ofcom, NANPA, ACMA, Arcep, Bundesnetzagentur and PTS. The page also links to SkeleTrace, a separate OSINT desktop product.
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