Hi Asterisk Community,
I’d like to share ApexVoice, a Windows-based Android SIP GSM Gateway solution that converts Android phones (and some GSM phones) into SIP-to-GSM gateways for VoIP routing.
This tool allows users to:
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Turn Android phones into GSM gateways
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Route SIP calls to GSM without expensive GSM gateway hardware
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Integrate with Asterisk / FreePBX / SIP servers
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Use USB or local phone connection (no Bluetooth complexity)
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Manage multiple phones as a scalable low-cost GSM gateway pool
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Perform call termination, SIM routing, and mobile call bridging
It’s useful for:
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Call termination setups
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GSM fallback routing
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SMS/call gateway experiments
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Labs, small VoIP providers, and budget-friendly GSM routing
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Testing SIP ↔ GSM interoperability
Project & Resources
Website: https://apex-voice.com
GitHub: https://github.com/ApexVoice999/ApexVoice-Android-SIP-GSM-Gateway
Demo Videos:
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ApexVoice SIP GSM Gateway Demo - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRF2leVxwyU
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ApexVoice SIP to WhatsApp call demo - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuegEfjmDCo
If anyone here has tested ApexVoice with Asterisk, I’d love to hear real-world feedback on:
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Call quality & latency
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SIM stability
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Concurrent call limits
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Production-level reliability
Thanks — hope this helps others exploring software-based GSM gateways on Windows!