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CrewLink 2.0.1, released by developer Ottomated, is an open-source utility designed to add proximity-based voice communication to the online multiplayer social-deduction title Among Us. By reading the game’s live memory, the program detects each player’s in-map position and automatically links or splits voice channels so that only crewmates within a configurable radius can speak to one another, replicating the acoustics of being in the same room, corridor, or vent shaft. The effect transforms the traditional text-only sessions into fluid, real-time negotiations, accusations, and alibi exchanges that rise and fall as characters move closer or farther apart. Typical use cases include private friend lobbies that want cinematic hallway chatter, public community servers hosting moderated hide-and-seek variants, content creators who need synchronized dialogue for YouTube or Twitch highlights, and tournament organizers aiming to speed up discussion phases without sacrificing the suspense of limited information. Because the software is open-source, hosts can compile custom builds that enforce push-to-talk, apply 3-D positional audio filters, or integrate with Discord bots for automatic lobby synchronization. The lightweight agent runs alongside the Windows edition of Among Us, exposes a minimal Web interface for port forwarding guidance, and relies on secure WebRTC channels to keep conversations peer-to-peer and latency low. CrewLink falls under the Games & Entertainment / Communication Tools category, and version 2.0.1 is currently the only numbered release tracked in its short development history. The program is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest build and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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