Your team. Your comms. Your rules.
Raid night, fleet battle, or weekend airsoft? Whether it's forty in formation or three whispering strats before a push —
your comms should be fast, clear, and nobody else's business.
Paste a Squawk Code to reveal what's inside. Encrypted messages, waitlist invites, or something else entirely.
Join the waitlist for early access to next-gen encrypted tactical comms.
Squawk is in active development. Be one of the first to try next-gen tactical squad comms. Sign up for early access and get your personal invite code.
Share your code to move up the list. Every friend who signs up through your link boosts both of you.
This isn't a demo. Messages are encrypted with AES-256-GCM using your Squawk Code as the key. We store nothing but ciphertext we mathematically cannot read. Lose your code, lose your message. No recovery. No backdoors. No exceptions. But that's kind of the point.
A voice-first communication platform built for people who take comms seriously. Multi-feed voice, real encryption, hierarchy when you need it. No surveillance, no bloat, no compromise.
Whether you're calling targets in a fleet fight, coordinating a 40-man milsim op, running airsoft on the weekends, leading a LARP war council, pushing mythic raids with your guild, or just someone who believes your conversations are nobody else's business — Squawk was built for you.
We can't listen even if we wanted to.
Every voice packet is encrypted on your device before it goes anywhere. Our servers forward what they can't open — they're blind couriers. There's no backdoor, no master key, no way for us to hear you. Chat gets the same treatment on paid tiers. Real encryption beats the pants off a privacy policy.
12 characters. Infinite possibilities. Zero trace.
A Squawk Code looks like this: XXXX:XXXX:XXXX. What's inside? Could be an encrypted message. A feed invite. An op briefing. An in-game Easter egg. You don't know until you redeem it. For encrypted drops, the code itself is the decryption key — lose it and the message is gone forever. The server only stores a hash it can't reverse and ciphertext it can't read.
Not if you love ads and emojis all over your face.
For teams that coordinate — yes. Multi-feed voice that Discord doesn't have. Spatial audio that Discord doesn't have. Real encryption that Discord definitely doesn't have. Native performance at a fraction of the resources. And org tools purpose-built for groups that run ops, not book clubs. Squawk isn't trying to be a social network. It's trying to be the best comms tool you've ever used.
Anywhere you game. Anywhere you operate.
Windows, iOS, and Android at launch. Mac after. The desktop app gets the full experience — multi-feed voice, spatial audio, overlay, global hotkeys, Stream Deck. Mobile is first-class too — multi-feed voice with VOX through earbuds. Squawk on your phone is a real tactical radio replacement, not a stripped-down companion app.
The free tier is the real thing, not a demo.
Multi-feed voice, full encryption, feed creation — all free. Paid tiers unlock custom callsigns, org tickers, synced encrypted chat history, and the full org toolset. We bill individuals, not orgs — your team's comms shouldn't depend on who's paying the credit card bill this month.
We'll never ask for your photo ID.
Voice is end-to-end encrypted at the frame level. All traffic routes through the SFU — nobody sees your IP. Auth is passkeys or OAuth — no passwords stored. No ID verification, no face scans, no behavioral analytics. On paid tiers, chat syncs as ciphertext we can't decrypt. If a government asks us for your conversations, we can hand them encrypted noise. That's by design.
In under 80 milliseconds, your voice is captured, encoded, encrypted end-to-end, routed through a global relay network, decrypted on the other end, spatially positioned in your teammate's headset, and played back. You'll never notice. That's the point.