No sign-up. Scan, join, talk, even from the Lock Screen.
Coming soon to iPhone and iPad. Android later.
Pick a name and an emoji. No account, email or phone number: Breaker makes a key on your phone instead.
Your crew scans it with the iPhone Camera and they're in. Not together? Send the link, or read out the 10-character code.
Press, talk, let go. Over. Everyone tuned in hears you live, even with their phone locked in a pocket.
“Where are you?” “Top of the Express chair. Over.”
“Meet at the fountain in ten.” “Copy that.”
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$3.99 / month
or $29.99 a year (save 37%). 7-day free trial.
Prices are in US dollars; the App Store shows your local price. Group Pass is billed by Apple and can be cancelled any time in your Apple account settings. Later on, the free plan may get a daily talk-time allowance that anyone in the group can top up by choosing to watch an ad.
Breaker is for adults. Everyone in a group must be 18 or older. The app checks your age the first time you open it.
No. There's no sign-up, email, phone number or password. Breaker creates a key on your device, and you choose a display name and an emoji. Get a new iPhone on the same Apple ID and your account comes with you.
Yes. On iPhone, Breaker uses Apple's push-to-talk system, so you can hear your group and talk back from the Lock Screen without opening the app.
Yes. Breaker sends your voice over the internet, so it needs mobile data or Wi-Fi. It isn't a radio and won't work where your phone has no connection.
No. Audio is relayed live to your group and never stored on our servers. The one exception: if you report someone, you can choose to attach the last clip you received from them, and we keep it for 90 days to review the report.
Only people you give the QR code, link or code to. There are no public channels. Invites expire after 7 days by default, and you can revoke an invite or remove someone at any time.
Up to 5 on the free plan, and up to 25 when the host has a Group Pass.
Not yet. Android is planned for 2027, and groups will work across iPhone and Android.
At launch, in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Don't rely on it. Breaker isn't an emergency service and can't call 911, 000, 111 or 112. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
On CB radio, you start a call with “Breaker breaker”. You break in, say your piece and finish with “Over”. Your crew answers “Copy” or “10-4”.