Use your voice to send super quick, disappearing voice messages to people you care about. Raise phone to ear, listen to messages and speak your reply after the beep. No typing, no buttons to press - it's that simple!
Hey Product Hunters 👋🏻,
I am super excited to present Overtalk to you today.
The app was born out of my frustration with text messaging. How many times did you want to share a spur-of-the-moment thought or idea, but then gave up the hassle of typing it up? 😿
True, most messaging apps let you send voice messages. But the voice functionality is shoehorned into the old text chat paradigm with its message bubbles 💬 and chat history that's kept forever. 💀 And, by default, messages are played over the speakerphone so everyone around can hear them.
Overtalk is different. Raise phone to ear to listen to the incoming messages, and speak your reply after the beep. No buttons to press and no over-the-shoulder listening to worry about. ✌️
Give Overtalk a try - I'd love to get your feedback!
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@jamix@huntermoonshot and I just tried it but I couldn't hear any of his messages. Not sure if there's a bug or if I'm just doing something wrong.
@huntermoonshot@jmitch Hi Justin, make sure you raise the phone to ear. The messages will play automatically once you do. Let me know if this helped!
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@huntermoonshot@jamix ha yeah did that. No luck unfortunately. What tech did you build this on? Just curious cause we just launched Brb and are looking to hire!
@huntermoonshot@jmitch That's strange, a bunch of people are using it over here no problem. Please shoot me a message at art@overta.lk, I'll help you troubleshoot it.
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So first impressions Great concept and very convenient. I already invited all my family members. Good to know if you going to support AirPods? Also please make custom notification sound.
@ivanyc Thank you for the feedback! The AirPods suggestion makes sense, we'll look into that. To save the time, we've never got to the custom notification sound but it looks like that needs fixing!
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I like the concept (modelled on WeChat), but can't use it as it's iOS only. Not really a good way to build adoption...
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