Undisconnected works without internet, or any server. It keeps your group connected even without cell phone signal whether you are hiking, coordinating an event, riding together on a motorcycle or bicycle tour, or working across a large site.

Undisconnected uses the phone's Bluetooth and Wi-Fi radios to connect to other devices running the app directly without internet. Connections are formed automatically when devices are in range. Press and hold the Talk button to transmit your voice to connected devices in real time.

Mesh Networking — Range That Grows With The Group
The mesh networking capability of the app allows even the devices that are not in direct radio range to communicate with each other. All connected devices form a de-centralised network for the audio to reach members of the group that are not directly connected. More devices add more paths for audio, making the network more resilient.

Realistic range expectations
Current tested range is approximately 125 metres in open line-of-sight conditions. Range will be reduced in built-up areas, indoors, or with obstacles between devices. Real life range experience will depend on the capabilities of the connected devices, and surrounding conditions.

Use cases
- Hikers and Trekkers: Stay in touch with the group on trails with poor mobile signal. No need to shout ahead or wait for the slowest member to catch up.
- Motorcycle and Bicycle Tourers: Coordinate your ride group without expensive intercoms or relying on mobile coverage on remote roads.
- Events and Festivals: Organise volunteers, staff, and team members across a large venue without shared radios or expensive hardware.
- Families: Keep the family connected at theme parks, beaches, or large gatherings where splitting up is inevitable.
- Workers and Teams: Coordinate across warehouses, construction sites, or any large workspace without infrastructure.

Privacy — Saves No Data
Undisconnected requires no accounts or sign-up. Audio goes directly between connected devices. Audio is not recorded or saved, and stays within the local connected group.

Optional Volume Key Push-to-Talk
Undisconnected includes an optional Accessibility Service that lets you use the device's volume keys as a PTT button to transmit audio. This feature is especially practical for motorcyclists, cyclists, hikers, and users with visual impairments who need hands-free operation.
This is a completely optional feature, and is used to detect volume key presses only. It cannot read screen content or monitor any other app. This permission can be disabled at any time from Android Accessibility Settings.

Early Release — Actively Developed
Undisconnected is in early release. While the core push-to-talk and mesh networking features are working and ready to use, additional features, performance improvements, and broader device compatibility testing are actively being worked on. Your feedback helps shape future builds and improve the performance.

Requirements
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi must be enabled
Location permission is required for device discovery (location is not accessed or recorded)
No internet connection required

Undisconnected — because being off the grid shouldn't mean being out of touch.