Go Tap Talk

Go Tap Talk is a team communication application that provides push-to-talk, screen sharing, and group voice features using peer-to-peer technology. It supports end-to-end encryption and does not route audio through its servers. The service is designed for teams needing instant communication without per-minute charges or per-seat billing for small groups.

Users can start a 14-day free trial for the Solo, Team, or Business plans, or use the free plan which requires no credit card. The free plan supports 2 people connected, 1 talk group, push-to-talk, direct calls, and screen sharing. Paid plans start at $9 per month for Solo, $39 per month for Team, and $129 per month for Business.

To get started, users open the app, create an account with a username and password, and verify their email. They can then create or join a group by sharing a 6-character invite code with their team members. Once connected, they can pick up a call, share their screen, or broadcast to their group without dialing.

The desktop application is available for Windows and lives in the system tray, auto-starting with Windows and showing native notifications. It allows users to install the app as a Windows application for seamless integration with their operating system. No downloads are required to get started on the web version.

The app allows users to toggle groups on and off by shift, enabling them to filter who they see and hear based on their current work shift. This shift-based filtering ensures that only relevant team members are visible during specific sessions. Users can organize their team into groups like Work, Family, or Support.

The service uses peer-to-peer technology so that audio is not routed through its servers, and it supports end-to-end encryption. This means the call audio never leaves the two people involved in a direct call. The website states that everything is built for speed with under 1 second PTT latency and a 99% connection rate with TURN.

The app allows users to share their entire screen or a specific window during any call. The person watching can request full mouse and keyboard control over the shared screen. This feature is available across all plans, including the free tier.

Users can broadcast their voice to everyone in a group with one button, and they can toggle groups on and off by shift. No dialing is required to start a group conversation. The app also allows users to hold a button to talk directly to any team member and release to stop.

The app works on both LAN and internet connections, ensuring flexibility for users in different network environments. It supports end-to-end encryption and is designed to work on any network without requiring specific hardware. The service is available with a free plan that includes direct peer-to-peer calls.

The app allows users to create groups and share an invite code with their team. They can then join in seconds using the provided code. The app also supports shift-based filtering to manage group visibility based on work shifts.

The app provides a desktop version for Windows that lives in the system tray and auto-starts with Windows. It shows native notifications even when minimized. The app is designed to be simple and requires no training to use.

The app allows users to share their screen and request full mouse and keyboard control. It also supports shift-based filtering to manage group visibility based on work shifts. The service is designed for teams that need instant communication.

You can reach Go Tap Talk by e-mail at hello@gotaptalk.com.

The official website of Go Tap Talk is gotaptalk.com.

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