Try KeyUp

Your first shift.

One crew. A phone, a watch, an iPhone and the dispatch desk, all linked. Talk on one and watch the others light up.

Nothing here uses your microphone or sends anything.

Linked devices

Riverside Crew

2 here

Your mic is off

Alex · Android phone

#dispatch Turn the crown to talk

Alex · Wear OS watch

KeyUp

Priya opened an invite link

Join #dispatch

Riverside Crew

No app to install. KeyUp runs right here in Safari.

On iPhone, KeyUp talks and listens only while this page is open on screen, not from your pocket or the lock screen.

Priya · iPhone, web app in Safari

KeyUp Dispatch Beta Live in 2 rooms

#dispatch

Monitoring

2 here

  • You
  • Sam

Hold to talk, or hold the Space bar

Your mic is off

Alex · Dispatch console in a browser

Your first shift

Eight short steps on four linked devices. About two minutes.

  • A made-up crew

    Riverside Crew, its rooms and people are invented. Voices are pre-recorded clips of these made-up people, and every line is in the room log.

  • The real labels

    Buttons, sheets and words match the KeyUp app. Screen-off crown talk needs Wear OS 5 or newer.

  • Honest about the web

    On iPhone, KeyUp is the web app in Safari. It works while it's open on screen. Native iPhone and Apple Watch apps are in active development, and come soon through TestFlight.

  • Radio Bridge is Beta

    Connect one room to a licensed two-way radio. On sale now: $59 a month per bridge on Crew and Business plans, bought on the web. Want to try it first? Ask for a free 30-day start: up to five teams at a time, nothing is charged, and it ends by itself. Tested so far: real radio audio from public scanner channels through the gateway into a room, with the squelch opening and closing on voice. Not yet tested: a radio wired to a USB interface (AIOC, Digirig or CM108), a Raspberry Pi, and talking out to the radio.