RadioRelay listens to your department's radio around the clock, turns every transmission into text, and alerts your crew the moment a call goes out.

HEAR EVERY CALL
• Live Listen streams your channels like a scanner, even with the app in the background.
• Every transmission is recorded and transcribed, so you can read a call you couldn't hear.
• Dispatches show the channel, the time, a short summary and the full transcript.
• Follow-up traffic between units and dispatch appears in the same feed.
• Put your relays in priority order, and hear the one that matters when two talk at once.

RESPOND TOGETHER
• When a call comes in, RadioRelay opens an incident in your group with the address, a summary and every transmission about it.
• One tap on Respond tells everyone you're on the way, and you can see who's responding at a glance.
• Status follows the radio: Dispatched, Units Responding, On Scene, Command Terminated.
• Get turn-by-turn directions to the call.
• Chat with your crew, and share photos, audio and files.

LOOK BACK
• Replay an incident transmission by transmission, from the first tones to command terminated, with the time of each one.
• Great for reviewing a job with your crew afterward.

GET ALERTED YOUR WAY
• One setting covers all your relays, and you can change it anytime.
• Mute a group's chatter without missing incident alerts.

HOW IT WORKS
1. A relay listens. A relay is a real scanner at your station or in your area. RadioRelay records and transcribes everything it hears.
2. Your group follows it. A group is the people you respond with. Join with an invite link, and its relays show up in your feed automatically.
3. Everyone knows. When a call goes out, your whole crew gets the alert, the incident and the radio traffic in one place.

RadioRelay is built for firefighters, EMS and the crews they respond with. You'll need an invitation from your department's group to sign in. Want RadioRelay for your department? Visit radiorelay.app.

Transcripts and summaries are generated automatically and may contain mistakes. Always follow your department's official dispatch and procedures.