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Installing Pulse

Pulse runs on phones, desktops, and in the browser. Install it on whichever devices you use, then sign in with the same account on each — your extension stays in sync everywhere.

The fastest way to start on any device is the web app at pulse.sipstack.com — nothing to install.

Prefer to watch? Install Pulse & sign in walks through installing Pulse and signing in end to end, in about two minutes.

Install Pulse from the Google Play Store:

Get Pulse on Google Play →

Or search for “SIPSTACK Pulse” in the Play Store. Open the app once installed and continue to Signing In.

Install Pulse from the Apple App Store:

Get Pulse on the App Store →

Or search for “Pulse Phone by SIPSTACK” in the App Store. Open the app once installed and continue to Signing In.

The Pulse desktop app is a native installer — available now for Windows and macOS:

  • Windows — download and run Pulse-Setup-x64.exe. Windows may warn “Windows protected your PC” — choose More info, then Run anyway.
  • macOS — download Pulse-x64.dmg and drag Pulse to Applications. (The build is x64 and runs on Apple Silicon via Rosetta.)
  • Linux — there’s no native installer; use the web app below, which runs Pulse in your browser as a standalone window.

You can run Pulse entirely in your browser — no install required:

  1. Open pulse.sipstack.com.
  2. To keep it handy, install it as an app: in your browser’s menu choose Install / Add to Home Screen. Pulse then opens in its own phone-shaped window like a native app.

The web app is also the recommended option on Linux and anywhere you’d rather not install software.

Once Pulse is installed, head to Signing In.