The feature, which has long been a part of Facebook Messenger, will likely see more use inside a dialer. The app also promotes free calling over Wi-Fi using VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol. The company is touting three key features: it uses Facebook to identify callers so you know who’s calling, even if you haven’t stored their contact information it makes it easy to prevent unwanted callers from ringing your phone and it has a powerful search feature that’s particularly helpful for finding the numbers of local businesses. Hello, which is available in the Google Play store as a free download, replaces the native Android dialer with a significantly more Facebook-centric version. Among other features, it lets you more easily make free calls over Wi-Fi.

Now Facebook is introducing an app designed to fix that: Hello, an Android-only dialer app that seeks to modernize phone calls while also working to put Facebook at the center of all your communications. And yet the experience of making a call isn’t all that great: phones don’t always recognize numbers, contacts can be difficult to manage, and they rarely take advantage of newer technologies like Wi-Fi calling. Phone calls may have fallen out of fashion, but Americans still make 1 billion of them every day.