About Otic
Otic streams audio from an Android phone’s microphone to devices on the same local network. It opens a server connection and runs as a foreground service while transmitting, allowing the phone’s microphone input to be received by another device or application on the network. Otic is the sending side of this setup, not a complete two-way audio system or a receiver. A separate, compatible receiver must be provided to accept and play or process the incoming audio. The supplied information does not identify a built-in listening app, recording function, or supported receiver protocol, so users need to arrange the receiving end themselves. Its described purpose is narrowly focused on streaming live microphone input over a local network. The foreground service supports operation while the stream is active; the receiving software is an external dependency.
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