Phone alphabet
On a bad phone line, “B as in…” falls apart. The phone alphabet people want is usually the same international Alpha–Zulu list — so you can say Alfa, Bravo, Charlie and move on. Tap a letter or paste a name into the strip and copy the line into chat if the call is hopeless.
Clear-speak desk
Tap a tile or spell a line
Letter Tile Board
One international list
International spelling alphabet (ICAO / NATO word list) — not a military training certificate, not APCO department codes.
More detail
Not a carrier app. Not a dialer. Just clear letter spelling.
When to use
Spelling a surname to a hotel desk; reading an email local-part; confirming a booking code aloud.
When not to
Not emergency dispatch software. Not a replacement for verifying critical records in writing.
Assumptions
International letter code words. Examples lean toward names and short codes.
Worked examples
In: Name Lee
Out: LIMA · ECHO · ECHO
In: Name Ng
Out: NOVEMBER · GOLF
How it works
Paste a name → copy the code-word line. Or tap one letter at a time.
Common traps
- Homophones in names still need patience — the list removes letter confusion, not bad reception.
- Radio letters / spelling alphabet on the phone searches land here.
- Agency-only lists may differ — follow your org card if you have one.
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Common questions
Phone is the doorway — same list works on radio or chat.