Digi Voice Radio

Digi Voice is a powerful digital voice radio application for licensed amateur radio operators. Connect to digital radio networks worldwide using your Android device as a fully-featured digital transceiver.

📡 SUPPORTED PROTOCOLS
• DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) — Brandmeister, TGIF and other networks (Active)
• NXDN — Next Generation Digital Narrowband (Active)
• M17 — Open-source next-generation digital voice protocol (Under Development)
• YSF / FCS — Yaesu System Fusion reflectors (Under Development)
• D-STAR — Digital Smart Technologies for Amateur Radio (Under Development)
• P25 — Project 25 digital radio standard (Under Development)
• IAX — AllStar Link / Inter-Asterisk Exchange (Under Development)

🎙️ KEY FEATURES
• Crystal-clear digital voice communication over IP
• Multi-protocol support in a single application
• Easy server and reflector configuration
• Callsign and DMR ID based authentication
• GPS-based QTH / Maidenhead Grid Locator
• Real-time connection status and activity log
• Dark-themed modern interface built with Jetpack Compose
• Lightweight and battery-efficient design
• Supports arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a and x86_64 architectures

🔒 REQUIREMENTS
A valid amateur radio license and callsign are required to use this application. This app is intended exclusively for licensed amateur radio operators.

🇹🇷 ABOUT THE PROJECT
Digi Voice is a proudly local Turkish amateur radio project developed by ALGSoft and the QRV73 platform. Our mission is to bring modern digital voice communication tools to the Turkish amateur radio community.

Whether you're connecting to a local DMR talk group, linking through an AllStar node, or experimenting with the cutting-edge M17 protocol, Digi Voice gives you the tools to stay connected with the global amateur radio community — right from your pocket.

NOTE: All data and passwords you enter in the app are stored on your own device. The app does not connect to ALGSoft or QRV73 servers.
Your data, such as your call sign and DMR ID, is retrieved via API from BrandMeister and Radioid.Net. There is no built-in voice vocoder. Users can add their own if they wish.
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