Front view of the matte black SQUELCH handset

Push-to-talk, rebuilt

Hold
to talk.

A push-to-talk app and a handset made for it. Open a channel. Everyone on it hears you live.

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For teams, friends, solo operators and anyone who never outgrew a walkie-talkie.

  1. 01Open a channelPublic, private or just two of you.
  2. 02Hold to talkOne press, and you're on the air.
  3. 03Let go to sendEveryone tuned in hears you live.

The app

Everything on one frequency.

Start a channel.

Open a channel for your team, your friends or your whole group. Direct messages and private groups sit right beside it.

SQUELCH channels and messages screen SQUELCH friend radar screen SQUELCH 3D map screen SQUELCH directions screen

App screens shown with sample data.

Voice filters

Choose how you come through.

One voice, one line, every filter. Your channel hears exactly what you chose.

Squelch300 Hz – 3.1 kHz

CB band with modern clarity

“This is Northstar, radio check, how do you read?” Processed by the SQUELCH voice engine. The sample voice is text-to-speech.

Squelch assistant

You're in command.

Squelch answers like the voice on the other end of the radio. Call it up, ask, and get a short, clear read-back. Then it stands by until you need it.

Double-tap the Q, then hold it to talk.

  • Radio check.
  • SquelchSquelch tower reads you loud and clear, RIDGELINE. Five by five.
  • What's the weather?
  • SquelchMostly clear and 54 degrees, RIDGELINE. Standing by.
  • Where am I?
  • SquelchYou're on W 1st St near Duluth. Standing by.

The handset

Your handset.
Your finish.

Physical controls, a signature octagonal grille and five matte finishes. Pick one and turn it over.

Matte Black

Drag to turn. Arrow keys also rotate the model. Rev A concept.

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Join the build

We're looking for help.

SQUELCH is still being built, and there's room for people who want in. Engineers, hardware and product designers, audio people, early testers and radio enthusiasts. If that's you, reach out.

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