One press, real-time voice, anywhere there's a signal. push.tt gives your crew the immediacy of a radio and the privacy a radio never had.
Android today · iOS in development · No licences, no repeaters, no range limit
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Current dispatch console beside the live web handset
Built for the people who keep things moving
Push a button and talk. Audio plays the moment it arrives, whatever else is on the screen — so nobody stops what they're doing to answer a call.
Recents, contacts, channels and built-in work apps live in one consistent shell. Admins decide what appears; employees do not manage another install or sign-in.
The issued handset becomes a complete work identity: push-to-talk and a real inbox at your company domain. No personal Gmail, no separate mail app, no second login.
Direct messages and private channels are end-to-end encrypted. Keys are generated on your device and stay there, so what reaches our servers is ciphertext — and stays that way.
Public channels aren't end-to-end encrypted — anyone can join one, so the guarantee would be theatre. They get TLS and encryption at rest instead, and the app labels which is which. We also don't have forward secrecy yet: a stolen device key could expose that device's past messages. A ratchet is on the roadmap. We'd rather say so than let a padlock icon imply more than it delivers.
A held button raises an alarm that reaches everyone in the channel — including people who set themselves to Busy. It stays live until somebody clears it.
Channels for the team, direct calls for one person, presence that shows who's actually connected — not just who installed the app.
Echo cancellation and noise suppression tuned for engines, wind and warehouse floors, with earpiece, speaker or Bluetooth routing.
Heads-down on a job? Solo plays only the people you've starred. Everything else still arrives quietly — you simply aren't interrupted.
Retention windows, a searchable archive and an audit log — enabled per organisation and visible to everyone they affect.
Screen off, phone in a pocket. Audio keeps flowing, and a signal indicator warns you before you key the mic on a bad connection.
Resell push.tt under your own name and store listing, or apply your enterprise's branding for internal use. Same platform, your identity.
The default. Everything beside it is the same platform with a different identity applied.
A reseller build — own name, icon and store listing, with its own tenant of users and channels.
Enterprise branding applied at sign-in. No separate build, no app store review.
Every plan includes end-to-end encryption. It isn't an upsell.
Private voice for a team that needs to talk, now.
For teams with compliance duties or safety-critical work.
Annual agreement, volume pricing. For a rollout with procurement, a security review and a signature on it.
No feature above is held back to force an upgrade, and encryption is in every tier — a security product that charges extra for the security is selling the wrong thing. Anything tagged soon is not built yet, and we would rather you knew that before a contract than after.
Set up a channel and start talking in under five minutes.