NumberLink (numberlink-client)
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Details for NumberLink
Package name
- numberlink-client
License
- Proprietary
Last updated
- 20 January 2026 - latest/edge
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Send text messages from any device using your own phone number.
NumberLink by Sunbeam Wireless gives you the freedom to use your phone number across multiple devices.
Features:
- Sync your contacts, call log, and messages between multiple devices.
- Send text messages from any compatible device.
- Get notifications for messages and missed calls on multiple devices.
- Use both your personal phone number and your work number on the same phone.
- Create healthier habits by limiting your smartphone usage and seamlessly switching to an F1 dumbphone.
NumberLink ensures you stay in control of your communication, regardless of where you are or the device you're using, making it a great solution for:
- Professionals juggling work and personal phones.
- Office workers who want to text from their computer.
- On-the-go service technicians and remote workers.
- Anyone who needs flexible access to calls and messages from more than one device.
Installation:
To use the NumberLink service, you'll need to create an account on your Sunbeam phone. Learn more on our website: https://numberlink.sunbeamwireless.com
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