Latry

Mobile SvxLink Client for Android

Latry brings hassle-free digital voice communication to your favorite SvxReflector and HAM TETRA talkgroups. Developed by Silviu YO6SAY as a passion project, it delivers crystal-clear audio using the efficient Opus codec. An iOS version is planned, depending on available development time.

Key Features

Versatile Connectivity

Connect seamlessly to SvxReflector servers or join conversations on HAM TETRA networks.

High‑Quality Opus Audio

Enjoy low-latency voice with an integrated jitter buffer and resampling.

Simple Push‑to‑Talk Interface

Tap to transmit and release to stop—perfect for on-the-go operation.

Talkgroup Support

Easily choose your talkgroup and see who’s transmitting in real time.

Secure Authentication

Pair your callsign with an authentication key to keep conversations private.

Focused on Mobile

Currently available for Android, with a future version planned for iOS.

How It Works

1

Enter Host & Port

Connect to any compatible SvxReflector or TETRA server.

2

Provide Callsign & Key

Authenticate quickly with your personalized info.

3

Select Talkgroup

Choose the talkgroup number you want to join.

4

Push to Talk

Communicate clearly using the large transmit button.

Ready to get on the air?

Download the free app for Android and join the conversation today. As Latry is developed in my spare time, every bit of support helps fuel future updates and the development of the planned iOS version.

About The App

Latry - A Mobile SvxLink Client

Latry is an application that lets amateur radio operators connect to digital voice networks from mobile platforms. It functions as a client for SvxLink, allowing you to join talkgroups on SvxReflector systems or HAM TETRA networks and chat with other users over the internet.

After entering your server host, port, callsign, authentication key, and desired talkgroup, Latry establishes a secure connection and handles audio streaming using the Opus codec.

Latry supports displaying names for other users on the network when available. Settings are saved locally, so your server details are ready the next time you connect.

This project is provided for hobbyist use and is not affiliated with the official SvxLink project. Use it responsibly and comply with your local amateur radio regulations.