About Wall of Voice
We're building a better way to hear from the people you make things for.
Wall of Voice lets a creator ask their audience a question on camera and get the answers back on video. It is early, and it gets built one deployment at a time with the creator whose audience is about to be asked. This page is what we believe, how we work, and what we can't claim yet.
True of us today
- Early, and built with people
- Every version so far was designed around one audience and one question.
- A demo before anything is built
- You see the experience first. Nothing starts with a card.
- No names we haven't been given
- The people using it haven't agreed to be named, so we don't name them.
Why we started
The tools say what happened. They never say why.
Comments come back fast and shallow. Polls come back countable and hollow — percentages against options someone else wrote. Analytics show the drop-off and stay quiet about the person behind it.
So whoever is making the thing guesses, and the guess gets called a decision. Wall of Voice exists to take that guess out: ask people to say it out loud, and make what they said usable after they've said it.
That exchange is the whole product. Branching, transcripts, themes, the first cut of a montage — all of it exists to make one question worth asking.
Usually the alternative isn't another SaaS. It's you, reading the comments.
What we believe
An answer someone gave you should keep being useful after they've given it.
What follows from it decides what we build, and what we won't.
- A percentage tells you how many. A person tells you why.
- We would rather have forty people talking for thirty seconds than four hundred clicks on an option we wrote for them.
- Nothing reaches an audience because a model liked it.
- The AI reads every answer, groups them, names the themes and drafts the output. You approve every response and decide what gets published. That line does not move.
- Proof should be checkable, not displayed.
- There is no logo wall on this site. Instead there is a live project you can answer yourself, and then you have used the thing your audience would use.
- It sits in front of your work, not on top of it.
- Wall of Voice doesn't replace the editor, the doc or the deck you finish in. It gives them better material to start from.
Who builds this
A small team, and the same people either way.
We haven't put names and photographs here yet, and we'd rather leave the space empty than fill it with stock. In the meantime the arrangement is simple: the people you meet in the demo are the people who build your version and the people who change it afterwards.
How we work
Each version is built with one creator, not configured by them.
Nothing gets built before a conversation, and the conversation is about your audience rather than our feature list.
- 01ListenIt starts with a demo. We look at your audience and the content you already make, and at what you'd want to know from them if you could ask.
- 02BuildStrategy, then the experience itself: the question, how people are allowed to answer, what connects to your data, and which outputs the analysis should produce.
- 03LaunchYou open the question to the audience you already have — a link in a description, a pinned comment, a newsletter, an embed on a page you own.
- 04LearnReal responses show where the experience loses people. We improve it from those, and what we learn in one build is usually what we fix for everyone.
It is slower than shipping a signup form. It is also why we know what happens when a stranger is asked to talk to a camera.
Staying close
You talk to the people who build it.
There is no layer between you and the product while it is this early — which is a fair trade only if we're straight about both halves of it.
- A demo costs nothing
- You see what the experience would look like for your audience before anything is built.
- You know the cost before it exists
- There's no published price list. The number comes out of the conversation — no card, no auto-upgrade, no surprise invoice.
- You get a say in the shape of it
- Creators we build with have a say in what the plans look like and which outputs are worth having.
Where we are today
Early, and specific about it.
The things a page like this normally claims, we can't — so here is what stands in their place.
- No customer logos
- The people using Wall of Voice haven't agreed to be named. Until they do, naming them would be the first thing on this site that wasn't true.
- No price list
- Every build is individual, so a number on a page would be a number we'd have to walk back.
- One thing you can check
- A live project, on the site, that asks you a real question and takes a real answer.
What we're building toward
Less of what people said getting lost.
- More answers that arrive in someone's own voice, instead of as a box they ticked.
- More of what comes back readable without watching every minute of it.
- More ways to reuse a response long after the conversation that produced it.
- Fewer decisions made by guessing at an audience that would have told you.
That's a direction, not a roadmap. We don't publish dates for things that aren't built.
See what Wall of Voice could look like for your audience.
What people ask us about us
Who is behind Wall of Voice?
A small team that builds each deployment with the creator using it. We have not published names and photographs yet, and would rather leave the space empty than fill it with stock photography. The people you meet in the demo are the people who build your version and change it afterwards.
Why was Wall of Voice built?
Because the tools a creator already has say what happened and never why. Comments come back shallow, polls come back as percentages against options someone else wrote, analytics show a drop-off and stay quiet about the person behind it. Wall of Voice asks the audience to say it out loud instead, and makes what they said usable afterwards.
How does the team work with customers?
It starts with a demo, not a signup. We look at your audience and the content you already make, design the experience around them, connect what needs connecting, and then improve it from the responses that actually come back. Nothing is built before that conversation.
Why are there no customer names or logos on the site?
The people using Wall of Voice have not agreed to be named. Until they do, naming them would be the first thing on this site that was not true. Instead there is a live project on the Wall of Proof page that asks you a real question and takes a real answer.
Why is there no price list?
Every build is individual, so a published number would be one we would have to walk back. The cost comes out of the conversation, and you know it before anything is built.
Your audience has something to say.
Give them a way to say it. We'll walk through what Wall of Voice could look like for your audience.
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