Download GGspeak
Free, nothing bundled. Pick your system: this computer’s shows up first.
Windows
This computerWindows 10 and 11, 64-bit
The installer updates itself, but it doesn’t have a digital signature yet: the first time, Windows may show a warning. Click "More info" and "Run anyway".
Linux
This computerFirst releasex86_64 · Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Fedora, Mint 21+ and more
- Mark the file as executable: right-click, Properties, "Allow executing file as program". Or in the terminal:
chmod +x GGspeak-x86_64.AppImage ./GGspeak-x86_64.AppImage - Won’t open on Ubuntu? FUSE 2 is missing:
sudo apt install libfuse2(on 24.04,libfuse2t64). - It updates itself. Keep the file in a fixed folder, like
~/Applications.
On Linux you can share and watch screens, on X11 and Wayland (streams go out at 720p for now). On Wayland, push-to-talk with another window in focus works in games running through XWayland (Steam with Proton, Wine); for the rest, use voice activity.
- Mark the file as executable: right-click, Properties, "Allow executing file as program". Or in the terminal:
macOS
This computerTest releasemacOS 11 or later · Apple Silicon and Intel
- Unzip it and drag GGspeak to your Applications folder.
- The first time, macOS blocks it because the app doesn’t have Apple’s signature yet: open System Settings > Privacy & Security and click "Open Anyway".
- Let GGspeak use the microphone and, for push-to-talk with the game in focus, Input Monitoring.
It updates itself. Screen sharing (sharing and watching) hasn’t reached the Mac yet.