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Scan one code from the app and you're in: search any number on a real keyboard, see the contacts and call log from your phone, and every search syncs with the app.
Made for desktop & tablet
Recent searches, contacts and the call log, just as they look in your account. The names and numbers are made up.
Open Me Web in your browser, scan the code with the Me app, and your contacts and call log are already on the big screen. No password, nothing to install.
Step-by-step guide Caller ID online: how to look up any number from your computer with Me Web
Me Web has no password. Every sign-in is approved by a scan from your Me app, and the controls stay on your phone.
There is no username and no password. The only way in is to scan the code with the Me app on your phone.
The sign-in code on the screen is replaced with a new one every 60 seconds until you sign in.
Linking a new computer replaces the one that was linked before.
The app shows the linked computer and when it was last active, and you can log it out from there. On the computer, Log out removes the sign-in from the browser.
Connecting, subscription, sync and fair use. The short answers, no small print.
Didn't find your answer? The Me Help Center has more answers about Me Web, alongside the rest of the app. Go to the Help CenterNothing to install and no password to remember: your phone is the key.
The code changes every 60 seconds, so an old screenshot opens nobody's account. Me Web stays connected to one computer at a time.
No. Me Web supports one connected computer at a time.
Everything you need to identify numbers from your computer, with a real keyboard and a big screen:
No. Me Web is part of Me Pro and opens only with an active Pro subscription. There is no free version and no partial access.
The Me app on your phone is a different matter: caller ID there is free.
Yes, it is one account. Not everything flows both ways, though:
Sync your searches again from the app on your phone:
The time of the last sync appears under the button, so it is easy to check that it worked.
No, and that's deliberate: Me Web does not place calls itself. It hands the call to the tools you already have.
To save you looking, these stay in the app on your phone:
Me Web is made for one person searching at a human pace. To keep your account active, please avoid a few things:
Using Me Web this way can get the account blocked. With normal use, there is nothing to worry about.
Me Web is built for desktop and tablet and runs in the browser, with nothing to install.
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