Voice that finds the right server

Magic PTT does not ask you to pick a media server. Connect routes your channel to a healthy Nexus automatically — and the Nexus Grid float shows both beacons alive, with your real ping and a YOU tag on the path carrying your session.

Magic PTT Nexus teaser art

Two servers today

USA primary · USA West peer

Each room lives on one server, and everyone in a channel stays on it together — no split-brain nets. Europe and Sydney ran through the beta and are saved, ready to return when members there need them.

magicptt.com

USA · primary

nexus-west.magicptt.com

USA West · peer

Automatic failover

When a region blinks, the net moves

If your home region fails health checks and the other region is up, Magic PTT auto-fails over — then can auto-return when home is healthy again. Herding keeps a room together. You should feel a reconnect, not a scavenger hunt.

Nexus Link

Your personal TX / RX meters

Separate from the Grid: Nexus Link measures your own upload and download path while Connected — Good / Fair / Poor while you key or hear RX. Expand for delay, jitter, and loss. It is not a consumer speed test and does not show hostnames.

Future expansion

More places on the map

The Grid is built to grow. Europe and Sydney proved it during the beta and come back when traffic and geography call for them. Public names stay Nexus (never a vendor brand). The Stage float is how members will see new beacons light up.