A three-network amateur-radio internet digital-voice client. Talk and listen over the internet to real operators on M17 and EchoLink — both verified on real hardware — and on AllStarLink, which is early and still being proven. With or without a rig: pick a reflector, room or node, key up, and your voice reaches the air through each network's gateways. Open Codec2 voice on the M17 network. It is a client for networks you already belong to — bring your callsign and credentials.
M17 and EchoLink, both verified on real hardware, plus AllStarLink, which is early and still being proven.
Reach real operators worldwide through each network's gateways — with or without a rig in front of you.
Low-bitrate Codec2 digital voice on the fully open M17 network — modern, license-free protocol.
Browse stations online, search and filter by type and continent, then connect — and see who else is on the node or conference you joined.
Tap to key up, tap again to unkey — hands-free on the loudspeaker or through your earphones, and keep hearing the channel in the background.
The networks' gateways and reflectors link your audio onto real RF — you are talking to live operators on the air.
A client for networks you already belong to — sign in with the callsign and credentials you already have.
Your callsign, grid, email and per-network passwords/IDs live only on your phone — secrets in secure storage.
A valid amateur radio license is required to transmit — you operate within your own privileges, as on any rig.
A clean theme in light or dark with adjustable font size — comfortable on the bench or in the field.
From newly licensed operators making their first internet contact to seasoned ops — a simple, direct way onto internet voice.
Pre-release and in active development. M17 and EchoLink work today on real hardware; AllStarLink is early and still being proven on the air.
Microphone — your voice is captured only while you are keyed up on push-to-talk, so it can be sent to the network. Network and local-network access — to reach reflectors, rooms and nodes, including a node or hotspot on your own Wi-Fi. Notifications (Android 13 and later) — to show the ongoing notice while the app keeps receiving in the background.
Audio is processed entirely on your device. No voice ever reaches a Unixeer server — it goes only to the amateur-radio network you connect to, and nothing is stored off-device. The full list, and what each item is used for, is in the privacy policy.
Yousuf AL Balushi (A41UX) started his Ham Radio journey in November 2024 as an official member of The Royal Omani Amateur Radio Society (ROARS).
Ham Voicing joins the Unixeer™ portfolio alongside Ham Logging, Ham Satting, Ham Learning, Ham Gaming and Ham Engineering — a multi-network internet digital-voice client built from the ground up for amateur radio operators of every level.
"Your voice, anywhere — M17, EchoLink and AllStarLink." 🎙️