How to set up voicemail to text.
Sign up, dial one call-forwarding code for your carrier, and every missed call becomes a voicemail you get by email, text, and transcript. It takes about a minute, and it works on any phone — no app.
Last updated: July 2026
On Smart and up, each voicemail is delivered to your phone as a voice note you can tap to play; Upgrade adds the full transcript right under it.
On the Upgrade plan, transcripts come back in the language the caller spoke — clean English, or Yiddish written the way you read it.
Even if the caller hangs up without leaving a message, you will know who tried to reach you and when. Paid plans add an email alert, and Smart and up add a text.
Want a paper trail? Every voicemail sends an email alert automatically — Smart attaches the audio, and Upgrade adds the transcript.
Three steps, about a minute.
- 1Sign up at voice92.com
Create a free account — no card required. Voice92 assigns you a private phone number for your voicemail.
- 2Dial one call-forwarding code
On your phone, dial the code for your carrier once. On Verizon it's *71 followed by your Voice92 number; on AT&T, T-Mobile, and most other carriers it's **61*, **67*, and **62* with your Voice92 number. Voice92 shows you the exact code and number after you sign up.
- 3Miss a call — get the message everywhere
Every call you don't answer now goes to Voice92. You get the voicemail by email for free, as a real text with the audio attached on the Smart plan, and as a written transcript on the Upgrade plan. Missed calls with no message are logged too.
Call-forwarding codes for your carrier.
Dial these once from your phone. Replace “your Voice92 number” with the number we give you at signup — the app shows you the exact code, ready to tap.
- Send calls you don't answer to Voice92*71 + your Voice92 number
Turn it back off later with *73.
- Calls you don't answer**61* your Voice92 number #
- Calls you decline or that come while you're busy**67* your Voice92 number #
- Calls that arrive while your phone is off**62* your Voice92 number #
Turn each back off with ##61#, ##67#, and ##62#.
- Calls you don't answer**61* your Voice92 number #
- Calls you decline or that come while you're busy**67* your Voice92 number #
- Calls that arrive while your phone is off**62* your Voice92 number #
Turn each back off with ##61#, ##67#, and ##62#.
- Calls you don't answer**61* your Voice92 number #
- Calls you decline or are busy**67* your Voice92 number #
- Calls while your phone is off**62* your Voice92 number #
These conditional-forwarding codes work on most carriers, including kosher carriers.
Setup questions.
How do I set up voicemail to text?
Sign up at voice92.com, then dial one call-forwarding code for your carrier once — for example *71 followed by your Voice92 number on Verizon. From then on, every missed call becomes a voicemail you get by email (free), by text with the audio (Smart plan), and as a written transcript (Upgrade plan). It takes about a minute and there is no app to install.
What is the call-forwarding code for my carrier?
On Verizon, dial *71 followed by your Voice92 number. On AT&T, T-Mobile, and most other carriers, dial **61*, **67*, and **62* each followed by your Voice92 number and a # — these forward calls you don't answer, decline, or that come in while your phone is off. Voice92 shows you the exact codes for your carrier after you sign up.
Do I keep my own phone number?
Yes. You keep your number and callers reach you the same way. Call forwarding only sends the calls you miss to Voice92; calls you answer ring normally.
Does setup work on a flip phone or basic phone?
Yes. Dialing a forwarding code is something every phone can do, so Voice92 works on flip phones, basic phones, and kosher phones with no app and no smartphone.
How do I turn call forwarding off?
On Verizon, dial *73. On AT&T, T-Mobile, and most carriers, dial ##61#, ##67#, and ##62# to turn each forwarding rule back off.
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