Talkey is a push to talk system for Google Meet that offers a unique feature - the ability to use push to talk even when the meeting tab is not focused. This global functionality sets it apart from other similar tools.

Talkey consists of two components to achieve its global nature. The first component is a browser extension, which is the one being reviewed here. The second component is a desktop app, which needs to be downloaded separately. To get the full experience of Talkey, users are encouraged to install both components.

One notable aspect of Talkey is that it is an open-source software. This means that users can suggest features, report bugs, and contribute to improving the software by submitting their own code. More information and a detailed usage guide can be found on the Talkey website, specifically on its GitHub repository.