Roger That : Walkie Talkie
iOS app by Anthony Fernandez. Social Networking · Anthony Fernandez
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-06
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Store description excerpt
Turn your phone into a real walkie-talkie. Share a frequency code with anyone, press to talk, and hear their voice with authentic radio crackle. No account. No signup. Just talk. PUSH-TO-TALK Hold the button to talk. Release to send. A "roger" beep confirms delivery. Just like a real walkie-talkie, but in your pocket. EPHEMERAL MESSAGES Every voice message self-destructs after listening or after 10 minutes. No history, no traces. Your conversations live in the moment. SHARED FREQUENCIES Create a channel and share its code (e.g. XKCD-4782) with friends. Join others' frequencies in one tap. Each channel gets its own radio frequency number. RADIO EFFECTS Your voice is automatically processed with a subtle radio crackle for an authentic walkie-talkie experience. QUICK REACTIONS Reply instantly: ROGER, COPY, 10-4, OVER. Each sends a distinctive radio beep. SIMPLE GROUPS See who's online, who's talking in real time. Channel creators can manage members. NOTIFICATIONS Get alerted when someone talks on your frequency, even with the app closed. DEEP LINKS Share an invite link. Recipients join the frequency in one tap. ZERO SIGNUP — No account, no email, no phone number. Pick a nickname and go. ZERO ADS — No advertising, no tracking, no data selling. Perfect for hiking groups, events, road trips, or coordinating with friends across town. Roger uses iCloud to sync messages between frequency members. An active iCloud account is required.
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