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What it is: KeyUp is a push-to-talk walkie-talkie app. You make a room for your crew or family, hold the button, and everyone in the room hears you, across a building or across town. Why I built it: it started on a warehouse floor. We needed to talk without stopping work, and handheld radios were always dead, missing or broken. Everyone already had a phone, and some of us had watches. What makes it different: The watch is a first-class device. On Wear OS you turn the crown to talk and turn it back to stop, even with the screen off. Or raise your wrist to your mouth to talk (experimental) and lower it to stop. The watch works on its own over Wi-Fi or LTE. Works across devices: Android phones, Wear OS watches, any browser (including iPhone in Safari), and a dispatch console for a computer. Radio Bridge (beta): connects a room to a real two-way radio, so people on radios and people on phones hear each other. Rooms, guest passes, chat, calls, and private end-to-end encrypted calls (beta). Where it is: in a closed beta on Google Play, about to open wider. It's free during the beta. And then Apple removed Walkie-Talkie from Apple Watch in watchOS 27, so an Apple Watch version just jumped up my list. What I'd love feedback on: Would your team or family actually use this instead of radios or texting? The site and the try-it demo: what's confusing? Android or Wear OS owners: want to join the beta? You can try a fake shift in your browser (no mic used): keyupradio.com/try Site: keyupradio.com Expect the beta to go live in about two weeks.   submitted by   /u/Brave_Load7620 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/4 03:10:23