One link in your show notes. Voice questions from listeners who actually show up.
Listeners tap record and send. You get every submission in one inbox, with AI transcripts, ready to feature in your next episode.
The short answer
Why listener DMs and comment threads do not scale
Most podcasters ask for questions in three or four places at once: Instagram comments, Twitter replies, email, and maybe a Google Form. Responses land in different inboxes, in different formats, and most of them are three words. Voice questions are longer, more emotional, and more useful. And when everything comes into one place, you spend five minutes curating instead of half an hour switching tabs.
Create your listener link
Set your question, choose a deadline if you want one, and HeySpeak generates a short link. Takes about two minutes. You can create a new one for every episode or reuse the same inbox.
Share it everywhere
Paste the link in your show notes, add it as a link sticker in Instagram stories, drop it in a tweet, or put it in your Linktree. One link works across all platforms. No redirect setup, no UTM wrangling.
Pick the best, record the episode
Every submission lands in your dashboard with a transcript and a one-line AI summary. Download the audio files you want to feature and import them straight into your DAW. Done.
Feature your listener's actual voice, not a paraphrase
A typed question loses the accent, the laugh, the pause before the hard part. When you play a listener's voice clip in your episode, it sounds like a real conversation instead of a presenter reading from a card. HeySpeak stores every recording as a downloadable audio file. Import it, trim it, and you have authentic listener moments without a co-host on the call.
More ways to use HeySpeak
The same Magic Link that collects episode questions works for post-episode feedback and guest pitches.
Use case
Collect feedback after an event
Run the same async voice workflow after a live recording or meetup to capture reactions while they are still fresh.
For founders
Validate an idea without booking calls
The same link-and-record workflow works for early product validation. Ask your audience before you build.
Common questions
How do I collect listener questions for my podcast?
Can I play listener voice clips directly in my episode?
Do my listeners need to create an account to send a voice note?
How do I share the link in show notes?
What if I get too many submissions to review before recording?
How is this different from asking listeners to DM me?
Your listeners have something to say. Give them a mic.
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Create your listener inbox