Walkietalkie

Walkietalkie is a nifty little app for Windows that makes streaming audio over the Internet super easy. If you’ve ever wanted to chat with someone online, this is a cool tool to use!

What is Walkietalkie?

This VoIP (Voice over IP) utility lets two users talk to each other. Both of you need to have the program on your computers and, of course, a microphone. It’s as simple as that!

No Installation Hassles

The best part? Walkietalkie runs in portable mode! This means it doesn’t leave any traces in your Windows registry or store data on your computer. If you ever want to uninstall it, just delete the files you downloaded—no extra apps needed!

Take It Anywhere

You can even carry Walkietalkie on USB flash drives or any portable media device. Just plug it in and run it on any system without needing special permissions. When you're ready to use it, just open the executable file—no installation required!

Simple Interface

I’ll be honest; Walkietalkie's look isn’t going to win any design awards—it’s pretty basic and old-school. But if you have questions about what it can do, there’s a help manual available.

Making Calls is Easy

The app plays sound notifications when someone calls you and keeps track of who called directly on the main screen. You can start calls by entering a username, an IP address, or even the host name of the other computer, plus you can specify a port number.

Conference Calling Features

If you've got a group of friends who want to join in, Walkietalkie lets you set up conference calls! You can choose callers from a drop-down menu and even automatically answer all incoming calls. Plus, there's a push-to-talk feature for easy voice streaming.

Personalize Your Experience

You can create your own username that others will see when they call you. Want extra privacy? You can encrypt your chats with a password and change the UDP port number too.

A User-Friendly Solution

Overall, Walkietalkie offers an easy way for anyone to chat with friends online—whether you're a beginner or more experienced. Just keep in mind that it hasn’t seen updates in some time, so compatibility might be an issue with newer operating systems.