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I'm the developer. KeyUp is a side project I've built on my own, nights and weekends around a full-time job. I wanted a walkie talkie that didn't mean buying radios or carrying another device. So KeyUp turns an Android phone or a Wear OS watch into one: turn the watch crown (or hold a button) to talk, and everyone in your room hears you right away, over Wi-Fi or mobile data. What it does today: Rooms and Spaces for a crew or a family Guest passes: share a link or QR code and someone joins from their browser with just a name, no account Talk from the watch by turning the crown, raising your wrist, or tapping. Crown talk works with the screen off on my Pixel Watch 3 The room plays through your normal Bluetooth headphones like music, so headphones without a call mic still work Open mic, volume per person, Do not disturb, calls and chat Now in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German and Italian Honest limits: it needs Wi-Fi or mobile data, it's not an emergency device, iPhone works through Safari for now, and the Apple Watch app is still in development. What I'd love feedback on: Is it clear what it's for in the first 10 seconds? Does talking feel instant? What would stop you (or your team) from using it? Free beta on Google Play: keyupradio.com/join-beta Subreddit r/KeyUpRadio (The people in the video are AI-generated characters. The app and the screens are real.)   submitted by   /u/Brave_Load7620 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/11 18:37:34