Talkey for macOS and Windows
Say the content. Say the next step.
From voice input and translation to flash notes, smart assistance, and Vibe Coding, Talkey turns speech into more than text. Send it to the current app, capture it as a note, or hand the next step to an agent.
Today
Press voice and the result lands at the cursor
Meeting notes
Keep speaking on this page. Talkey keeps the structure here
Changes are in. Checking the diff and running a build.
Four ways to use voice at work.
The keyboard page in Talkey lets you assign voice actions to the system keyboard, external keyboards, or smart keys.
Voice input
Hold to dictate into the current app. Talkey commits the text when you release the key.
Translate
Speak in one language and submit a translated result without opening a separate translation tool.
Vibe Coding
Dictate executable instructions for coding agents and send them to the current agent context.
Smart assistant
Ask, query, revise, or act on selected text, notes, and the current problem with Talkey's assistant.
What Talkey does at the desk.
The product is not another chat window. Talkey listens from a key, formats what you said, and routes it to the place that should handle it: an app, a note, or an agent.
Keyboard-triggered voice
Hold a shortcut or a physical key while speaking. Release to submit, without switching windows.
Automatic cleanup
Talkey can turn raw speech into structured text, translated output, Notion-ready notes, or agent-ready instructions.
Route to apps or agents
Use Talkey inside the app you already have open, or send spoken instructions directly to the agent that should handle them.
Flash notes and context
Capture quick thoughts as flash notes, ask about selected text, or continue from the current problem with Talkey's assistant.
Long press, speak, release.
Each scenario can live on a key. Talkey listens while you hold, then submits input, translation, coding instructions, or assistant requests when you release.
Use global shortcuts when you want Talkey without extra hardware.
Map voice scenes to connected Talkey-compatible keyboards.
Build reusable actions from apps, hotkeys, text, URLs, clipboard, and foreground-app conditions.
When the scene needs an agent, Talkey can wake the target and send the spoken instruction.
Use it inside daily apps and agent tools.
Use voice in the current app, hand structured instructions to agents, or capture quick thoughts as flash notes.
FAQ
Short answers for the common questions before installing Talkey.
Is Talkey only for coding?
No. Vibe Coding is one of the four scenes. Talkey also covers everyday dictation, translation, and smart assistant work.
Do I need Talkey hardware?
No. You can start with system keyboard shortcuts. External keyboards and smart keys are optional control surfaces.
What does the Notion video show?
It shows one voice input scene: spoken notes are cleaned up and formatted into Notion content.
Can voice go directly to agents?
Yes. Talkey can send spoken instructions to an agent, not only to the foreground app.
Can I create an account now?
Self-serve accounts are not open yet. We will open public access after the desktop app and account flow are ready.
Turn speech into notes, text, and agent actions.
Start with system shortcuts, add a Talkey-compatible keyboard when you want hardware control, then use voice to input, translate, capture flash notes, ask, and hand instructions to agents.