A radio that works past the end of the street
Hold the button and your team hears you, anywhere the phone has signal. No repeaters on the roof, no license, no radios to buy.
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Built for field teams
What you get with Walkie Talkie
Push-to-talk over cellular: no range limit, no license, no radios to buy, and nobody outside your team listening in.
Hold to talk
Hold to talk, let go to listen, the same as the radio it replaces. It arrives fast enough to argue over.
A channel per site
One for each site, team or shift. Hold the button and everyone in that one hears you, and nobody else does.
No range limit
Across the building, across the city, across the state. Signal is the only thing that decides.
Clear on a bad signal
The audio drops its quality before it drops the words, and background noise is filtered out.
Missed it? Play it back
What was said stays in the channel, so someone who was busy can hear it after.
Nobody else is listening
Voice is encrypted on the way. An open radio frequency can be scanned from a car; this cannot.
Works great with
Walkie Talkie resources
Guides and best practices for walkie talkie.
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