Real voices. Real workflow. Proof you can check yourself.
This is a live Wall of Voice project, not a screenshot of one. Answer it and you have used the product your audience would use.
About twenty seconds. Nothing is published without the project owner's approval — including your answer.
A live Wall of Voice project“What are you struggling with right now?”
What you can verify while you answer it
No app, no account
You install nothing and sign up for nothing. Neither does your audience.
It runs on the phone in your hand
Camera, microphone and recorder in the browser you are already in.
The answer arrives as text
Transcribed on arrival, with a sentiment read and a moderation score.
Nothing is published by us
An answer waits for the project owner's approval before it moves anywhere.
There is no logo wall on this page. Wall of Voice is early and the people using it have not agreed to be named, so everything here is the product itself — which you can check without taking our word for any of it.
Workflow proof
Three jobs, walked end to end
The same machine each time — what changes is the question in front of it, and what comes out at the other end.
01Audience research
Someone with an audience and a dashboard that will not say why.
Analytics show the drop-off. None of them say what the person was thinking at that moment, so every fix is a guess dressed as a decision.
What gets asked
“What are you struggling with right now?”
What the answers add up toIllustrative
Can't tell which plan fits214
Setup felt longer than promised168
Wants proof before committing141
Team adoption, not the tool96
The shape of the output, not a customer's data. In a project, every count opens the answers behind it.
What happens to the answers
Every answer is transcribed on arrival, then read together: the AI names the themes running through all of them and counts how many people said each one.
What you leave with
A decision you can defend in a room, with the responses it rests on still attached to it.
The answer is not the thing. What it turns into is.
A video reply on its own is another file to watch. The value shows up after something has read all of them.
What arrives
0:24
0:41
0:12
0:33
0:19
Video answers from a phone, each one transcribed on arrival.
What Wall of Voice does with them
01Transcribes every answer and scores it for sentiment and moderation.
02Reads all of them together and marks the themes and the passages worth your time.
03Holds everything unpublished until the project owner approves it.
What you take out
An answer, cited
Put one question to every reply at once. The answer comes back built from them, with the responses it leaned on listed underneath.
What is stopping people from upgrading?
Most of them cannot tell which plan fits, and say so before price ever comes up. The second group wants to see it working for a team like theirs first.
Answer 14 · 0:42
Answer 31 · 1:07
+ 6 more
The shape of the output, not a customer's data.
Quotes
Standout passages, marked and timestamped.
Clips
One answer trimmed, captions burned in.
A cut
A first edit of the strongest answers, which you then trim yourself.
A video cut is one of these. It is not what the product is for.
Proof by use case
Six jobs people bring to the same machine
Each has its own page with the workflow, the outputs and the questions people ask before they start.
Not on this page, because the people using Wall of Voice have not agreed to be named yet and we are not going to borrow anyone's brand for a trust strip. A logo wall is the cheapest thing on a page like this to fake, which is roughly what it is worth. The product running in front of you is harder to fake, so that is what we lead with.
Can I speak to someone who uses it?
Ask on the demo call. We will not print a name here without permission, but arranging an introduction where the customer agrees to it is a normal request and we treat it as one.
What happens after someone answers?
The answer arrives in the project transcribed, with a sentiment read and a moderation score next to it. From there it is readable, searchable and quotable, and it can be pulled into a clip or a cut. Nothing is published or reused until the project owner approves it.
Can I use the responses as content?
That is most of the point. A response can leave as a quote, a captioned clip, a line in a cut, or as the insight that decides what you make next. Consent and approval sit in front of all of it, and a response you never use simply stays where it is.
How is this different from a survey or a round of interviews?
A survey gets you an answer to the question you thought to ask, in the words you supplied. Interviews get you depth, at an hour of calendar each. This gets you people talking in their own words, at survey scale, without booking anything — and it hands the answers back as text you can read rather than a folder of recordings.
Are the numbers on this page real?
The Wall of Voice project in the hero is real and live. The counts in the illustrations show the shape of an output, not any customer's data, and every one of them is labelled that way on the page. When we have customer figures we are allowed to print, they will be attributed to the customer who produced them.
