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Product Hunt Sezer İltekin

walkai-talkai lets you talk to an AI coding agent through a handheld radio. It keeps the audio on your Mac and spits the reply back over the radio.

Based on reporting by Product Hunt, Sezer İltekin — read the original for the full story.

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walkai-talkai is a hands-free way to drive coding agents with a handheld radio. Press PTT, speak, and the app turns your voice into text on your Mac using local Whisper. Then it sends the command into Cursor, Claude Code, or Antigravity. It can also call OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, or Ollama directly.

The reply doesn’t stay as plain text for long. walkai-talkai speaks it back over the radio with a neural voice, VOX tones, and even a roger beep. The pitch is simple: keep the whole loop on your Mac, while your radio audio never leaves it.

That local-only detail is the real hook here. The app is built for macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon, so it is not trying to be every-platform plumbing. It is a narrow tool for a specific kind of workflow, and it leans hard into that.

The pricing is just as blunt. It is a one-time lifetime license, with no subscription. Product Hunt lists it under AI Coding Agents, AI Dictation Apps, Developer Tools, Radio, and Vibe coding, which tells you exactly how weird and exactly how focused this launch is.

My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting

This is the kind of product that sounds like a joke until someone uses it daily and never wants to go back. The subscription machine has trained people to tolerate everything except elegance, so a one-time license and local audio handling feel almost rebellious. Also, any tool that makes “vibe coding” involve an actual radio deserves at least a grudging nod.

Read more about this at: Product Hunt

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