Open-source, low-latency voice chat client and server built on Qt and Opus, for Windows, Linux, macOS and BSD.
OhMyGuus/BetterCrewLink
A fork of CrewLink that adds proximity voice chat to Among Us, with spatial audio so you only hear nearby players.
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What is it?
BetterCrewLink adds proximity voice chat to Among Us. Players in the same lobby who run the program can talk over in-game voice without a third-party voice app, and spatial audio means you only hear people near your character.
The project is a fork of the original CrewLink with added features such as walls blocking audio, volume sliders, an OBS browser-source overlay, a public lobby list, and microphone echo cancellation and noise suppression. It runs on Windows and Linux, and mobile and other platforms are reached through a companion app and a web client.
Installation on Windows uses a setup executable, while Linux uses an AppImage that requires adjusting ptrace settings. Development uses Node.js with Electron and electron-vite, and the server code lives in a separate repository.
Key features
- 01Proximity voice chat with spatial audio inside Among Us lobbies
- 02Walls block audio and per-player volume sliders are available
- 03OBS browser-source overlay for streaming
- 04Microphone echo cancellation and noise suppression
- 05Works on Windows and Linux, with web and mobile access
Use cases
- Playing Among Us with friends who want in-game voice without extra apps
- Streaming Among Us with an OBS overlay showing voice activity
- Hosting lobbies where dead players can keep talking with the living
Quick start
- 1
Download the latest Windows installer from the releases page
- 2
Run the BetterCrewLink-Setup-X.X.X.exe file
Things to know
- The program hooks into the Among Us process to read game data, so antivirus software may flag it.
- Support is listed for Among Us v2021.11.9.2 and specific platform builds, so other game versions may not work.
- The README is marked as outdated, so some setup details may be inaccurate.
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FAQ
- What is BetterCrewLink?
- A fork of CrewLink that adds proximity voice chat to Among Us, with spatial audio so you only hear nearby players. BetterCrewLink adds proximity voice chat to Among Us. Players in the same lobby who run the program can talk over in-game voice without a third-party voice app, and spatial audio means you only hear people near your character.
- Is BetterCrewLink free to use? What license does it have?
- BetterCrewLink is open source under the GPL-3.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is BetterCrewLink still maintained?
- Updated within 6 months. The last commit to BetterCrewLink was on Sep 10, 2026.
- What can I use BetterCrewLink for?
- Playing Among Us with friends who want in-game voice without extra apps Streaming Among Us with an OBS overlay showing voice activity Hosting lobbies where dead players can keep talking with the living
- How do I install BetterCrewLink?
- Download the latest Windows installer from the releases page Run the BetterCrewLink-Setup-X.X.X.exe file
- Where can I get BetterCrewLink?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/OhMyGuus/BetterCrewLink
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