Wall of Voice collects video answers from the people you already have, reads all of them, and hands back what you came for. A video cut is one of the things you can leave with — not the only one.
They respond in the browser, on a phone, or on a laptop.
Link or embed
The nudge question goes where you already post.
AI reads every answer
Hands back the insights, the stories, and the material worth using.
Content that makes itself
No fluff, really. See it in action. Book a call
Questions people ask
Which use case should I start with?
The one where you already have a question you'd ask your audience if you could get an answer back. The setup is the same underneath, so starting with research and later using the same answers for content costs you nothing extra.
Do I have to turn the responses into a video?
No. Plenty of these stop at insight: what people keep asking, where they're stuck, which direction they want next. The montage is one output among several, and it is optional.
What does my audience have to install?
Nothing. They open a link, tap record, talk and send. It works in the browser on a phone or a laptop, with no app and no account. If they would rather type, choose an answer or send voice only, you can allow that too.
Can one project cover more than one of these?
Yes. A single question can produce themes for research, a ranked list of questions to answer, quotable clips and a cut — from the same set of answers. You decide at the end what to take out, not at the start.
What happens to a response I don't want to use?
Nothing. Every answer carries a moderation score next to its transcript, and nothing is published or reused until you approve it. Deciding what reaches an audience stays your job.
Does this replace the tools I already work in?
No. It sits in front of them. Take out the transcripts, the themes, the clips or the first cut, and finish the work where it normally gets made — an editor, a doc, a deck, a newsletter.
