Is there a Google Voice app?
Short answer
Yes. Google provides official Google Voice apps for Android, iPhone and iPad. Available plans and features depend on the account and country: Google's single-user plans are US-only, while managed Workspace plans have different regional availability.
Which app should you try?
Google Voice
Use Google Voice when you have an eligible personal or managed account and want the official mobile interface for calls, messages and voicemail.
What you get with each app
Google Voice
Use Google Voice when you have an eligible personal or managed account and want the official mobile interface for calls, messages and voicemail.
Screenshots from the developer
Keep in mind: Having the app does not establish that you can obtain a local number or use every feature in your country. Check the current account and regional requirements first.
Google supports Android, iPhone and iPad apps
Google's plan comparison lists mobile apps for Android, iPhone and iPad across its current Voice plans. Follow Google's help pages or the developer's store listing, and confirm that Google is the developer before signing in.
Availability depends on the account and country
Google says its single-user plans are available only in the United States. Workspace add-on plans support local numbers in a defined set of countries and regions, while text messaging remains limited. Installing the app does not remove those account or location restrictions.
Calling behaviour differs between iPhone and Android
On Android, Google documents an option to use a Voice number for calls started from the phone app on eligible accounts. On iPhone and iPad, Google directs users to place calls in the Voice app and documents Siri integration separately. Check the instructions for your platform rather than assuming the same dialler integration.
Sources and how we checked
Source-based research; not hands-on testing. We use official product pages, developer listings and support documentation, then flag details that still need checking.

