Talk with your cycling friends
in real time.

During the beta, you can use up to 20 hours per week for free. After launch, there will be a ₩9,900/month Pro plan (20 hours/week) and a free plan (3 hours/week); payments open at official launch.

It starts from your sign-up date. Your usage resets automatically on the same weekday each week. For example, if you signed up on a Tuesday, your limit resets every Tuesday.

Any Bluetooth headset with a mic. Bone-conduction headsets, regular earbuds, and AirPods Pro all work. We’ll publish specific recommended models after beta-stage verification.

Yes, with AirPods Pro (2nd gen or newer). On iOS, single-press isn’t possible due to Apple OS policy — only the **double press** starts/stops a transmit. On Galaxy, it’s **single press to start, double press to stop**.

On Galaxy you can pick between two transmit modes. **High Quality** uses the call-only channel — cleaner audio, but there’s a 5-second cooldown after each transmit; a 3-step chime tells you when you can transmit again. **Standard** has no cooldown so you can re-transmit immediately, but audio quality is a notch lower because it doesn’t use the call channel.

Under the "Records" tab — the last 30 days of rides as cards (date, channel code, who you rode with, total time).

No. Voice is peer-to-peer in real time and gone the moment the channel closes. Servers only hold metadata like nicknames and channel codes.

Up to 16 at the same time. Plenty for club rides. If you need 17+, split into two channels.

Yes, incoming voice plays automatically even on the lock screen. You don’t have to wake the phone — you won’t miss a friend’s transmit mid-ride.

WalkieTokki pauses automatically and resumes when the call ends. The handover is seamless. During the call, you won’t hear other riders.

You can’t record video while you’re transmitting (talking) — the mic is in use. To film during a ride, just end your transmission. You don’t leave the channel; you only turn transmit off, so you can record while staying in the channel.