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For creators, podcasters and community builders

Put your audience in the show.

Drop one link in your description, community tab or newsletter. Viewers record a question, a reaction or a challenge entry from their phone. Every clip lands in one place, ready to cut in.

No app for your audience. Vertical or landscape. Download the clips you use.

Free to start. No card, no app, no IT ticket.

Ask your question for episode 42

Loved this collab, Jamie!

Content creator · Melbourne

Thanks for listening, episode 42!

Podcast host · Singapore

For creators, podcasters and community builders

Audience campaigns, ready to post

Each one comes with a headline and three prompts that get usable clips. Change the wording to match your voice.

Shout-outs and reactions

Fans record a message or a reaction you can cut into the next video.

What people are asked
  1. 1Say your name and where you are watching from.
  2. 2Your message, or your reaction to the last video.
  3. 3Keep it to 20–30 seconds so it fits the cut.
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Questions for the next episode

Viewers ask on camera. You answer them by name in the show.

What people are asked
  1. 1Say your first name.
  2. 2Ask one question, as clearly as you can.
  3. 3Tell us why you want to know.
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Video challenge

Set a prompt, collect entries, feature the best. One link for the whole challenge.

What people are asked
  1. 1Say your name or handle.
  2. 2Do the challenge on camera.
  3. 3Tag a friend you want to see try it.
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Collab pitches

Other creators and brands introduce themselves in a minute instead of a DM thread.

What people are asked
  1. 1Who you are and what you make.
  2. 2The idea, in one sentence.
  3. 3Why it works for both audiences.
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Member stories

Your community tells you what changed for them, in their words.

What people are asked
  1. 1Say your name and how long you have been a member.
  2. 2What changed for you?
  3. 3One tip for someone who just joined.
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Unboxing

First reactions on camera, straight from the doorstep.

What people are asked
  1. 1Say your name and what you ordered.
  2. 2Open it on camera and give us your first reaction.
  3. 3Who would you recommend it to?
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Your look, on every clip

Audience clips that match your channel.

A frame in your colours, your handle as a watermark, the viewer’s name and city on a lower third. Set it once and every submission comes out styled for your edit.

01

Frames

A transparent PNG in your channel colours, or a library frame, over every clip in the reel.

02

Watermark

Your handle or logo in a corner, still or scrolling, so clips stay credited when they are reposted.

03

Lower thirds

First name, city and a flag for every viewer, from tokens, so a 40-clip Q&A captions itself.

04

Intro and outro

Your own bumper at the start, a subscribe card at the end, crossfades between clips.

Every clip credited, every clip in your style.

Download the styled reel, or the raw clips if you would rather finish in your editor.

More audience, less inbox.

01

Clips, not comments

A comment is text you read out. A 30-second clip is a face in your video, and people share the episode they are in.

02

Nothing for fans to install

The link opens in any browser. No account, no upload form, no file too big to send.

03

Cut faster

Every clip is in one dashboard with the person’s name and a transcript. Download the ones you want or stitch a reel in a click.

How it plays out

A Q&A episode built from 90 viewer clips

Podcast host, 40k subscribers

The problem
Listener questions arrived as emails, DMs and voice notes across four apps. Reading them out flattened the episode and half the senders never heard their name.
What they did
One link in the show notes and the community post: “Ask your question for episode 100.” Prompts asked for a first name, one question and the reason behind it.
What happened
Ninety video questions in a week. Twenty-two made the episode, on screen, by name. It became the most shared episode of the year.

Real moments from real teams.

From the warehouse to the ward and the shop floor, anyone can record in about a minute.

Thank you, Dave. Enjoy retirement!Warehouse team · Leeds
Welcome to the ward, Priya.Nursing team · Manchester
Happy birthday, Sam!Store team · Bristol
We'll miss you, Lena.Sales team · Berlin
Congratulations on the promotion, Aisha!Finance team · Amsterdam
Happy birthday, Marcus!Site crew · Glasgow
Ten years, Chef. Thank you.Kitchen team · Lyon
Welcome aboard, Freya.Staff room · Dublin
Well done on the launch, team!Remote · Lisbon
Cheers for covering my shift, Sam.Delivery team · Leeds
Can't wait to have you on the team, Zara!Talent team · Austin
Hi, I'm Arjun — thanks for having me!Candidate intro · Toronto
Another sold-out summit, team!Events team · Chicago
Great keynote, Darnell!Keynote speaker · Atlanta
Loved this collab, Jamie!Content creator · Melbourne
Thanks for listening, episode 42!Podcast host · Singapore
Launch week, nailed it!Marketing team · Madrid
Great soundbite, Rahul!Press team · Mumbai
Shelf looks great, team!Field rep · Nairobi
Come on you reds!Season ticket holder · Cardiff
Proud of this season, Jade!Team captain · Portland
Thank you for showing up today.Campaign volunteer · Vancouver
Best team, best year!Whole team · Edinburgh
From creators who use it

What creators say.

Audience questions
Viewer questions on camera changed the Q&A episodes. People see themselves in the video and send it to everyone they know.
Jules A.
YouTuber · science explainers
Illustrative example
Q&A episodes
Ninety clips in a week for our hundredth episode. I picked the best in an evening with the transcripts open.
Nadia F.
Podcast host · careers show
Illustrative example
Member stories
Member stories used to be screenshots of messages. Now they are faces, in their own words, and they convert.
Ollie R.
Fitness creator · paid community
Illustrative example
Simple pricing

Free for your first call-out. Pro when the audience answers.

Your audience never pays or signs up. You upgrade when you want longer clips, more entries in a reel and your own branding.

MonthlyAnnual
Starter
Free
One campaign at a time, with everything you need to cut a segment.
5 call-outs a month, unlimited entries per link
60-second clips, vertical or landscape
Reels of up to 10 clips
Clips kept 30 days; download the ones you use
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MOST POPULAR
Pro
$7/month
For creators posting every week.
50 campaigns a month
2-minute clips for stories and pitches
Transcripts to search and shortlist entries fast
Your brand on the recording page and link
Unlimited clips per reel, no watermark
Download everything, kept 90 days
View Pro plans
Team
$24/month
For creator teams and small studios.
Seats for your editor and community manager
Unlimited campaigns
A year of storage for your clip library
Webhooks to your editing and community tools
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Enterprise

Custom pricing

For networks, publishers and creator agencies.

  • Custom pricing across many channels
  • Consent terms and rights handling to your policy
  • API and webhooks into your production workflow
  • A dedicated account manager and extended retention
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FAQ

Questions from creators.

Can I use the clips in my videos?

Yes. Your campaign terms say how clips may be used and every contributor accepts them before recording. Download any clip in full quality.

Vertical or landscape?

Either, or both. Set the orientation per campaign so entries match the format you are cutting for.

What if I get hundreds of entries?

They arrive in one dashboard with names and transcripts, so you can search, sort and shortlist. Pro removes the ten-clip limit on reels.

Do fans need an account?

No. They open the link, record and send. You can ask for a name or email so you can credit or contact them.

Can I keep entries private until the video is out?

Yes. Only you see what arrives. Nothing is public until you download a clip or share a link to it.

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