For radio hosts

Turn one on-air question into listener voice responses.

Share one link during a segment. Listeners answer in their browser, and your producer gets the audio, transcript, and AI summary in one place.

Create a listener link

No app or listener account required

The short answer

HeySpeak gives radio hosts a browser-based way to collect listener voice responses. Ask one question on air, share a short or branded URL, and listeners can respond without calling the studio or installing an app. Producers can scan AI summaries, read transcripts, and download the clips worth airing.

1 link

for an episode, segment, or audience question

0 apps

listeners answer in the browser

AI scan

summary and transcript for every response

What should radio shows use instead of call-in chaos?

Call-in lines are live, messy, and hard to reuse. Social comments are easier to collect, but they lose the caller's voice. A Magic Link sits between both: listeners answer when they have a minute, and the station still gets real audio.

Ask the prompt on air

Use one question per link. For a US morning show, that could be: What should the city do about downtown parking?

Share the show URL

Use a normal Magic Link, a QR code, or a partner URL like morning.heyspeak.io/water-question. The audience does not need an app.

Pick the clips

Scan summaries first, read the transcript when needed, then download the voice clips that fit the segment.

Branded URLs make each prompt easier to say out loud

A branded partner URL can point to the exact Magic Link for a segment. For a podcast, that might be lage.heyspeak.io/folge234. For a radio show, it could be morning.heyspeak.io/water-question. The audience hears one memorable address, opens it, and records in the browser.

More ways to collect audience voice

The same link workflow works for podcasts, live events, and customer feedback after a service experience.

For podcasters

Collect listener questions for the next episode

Use one Magic Link in show notes, social posts, or a branded episode URL.

Use case

Collect reactions after live events

Ask attendees one question while the experience is still fresh.

Common questions

How can a radio host collect listener voice responses without phone lines?

Create a HeySpeak Magic Link, ask one clear question on air, and share the link in the show notes, newsletter, social post, or QR code. Listeners open it in the browser, record, and submit. The station gets audio, transcript, and AI summary in one inbox.

Do listeners need to install an app?

No. The listener opens a link in the browser, taps record, and sends the voice response. There is no account, app download, or studio phone number.

Can we use one custom URL for a specific episode or segment?

Yes. A show can use a branded partner URL such as lage.heyspeak.io/folge234 or a station-style URL like morning.heyspeak.io/water-question. The URL can point to one Magic Link for that episode, topic, or call-in prompt.

Can the link expire after the segment ends?

The sender can archive a Magic Link when the segment is over. Once archived, it stops collecting new responses, while the existing submissions stay in the dashboard.

How does a producer review a large batch of listener answers?

Every response gets a transcript and a short AI summary. A producer can scan the summaries first, open the full transcript when needed, and download the audio clips that should make it into the show.

Can listeners be sent to a show page after submitting?

Yes. Admins can configure a success redirect so listeners see the confirmation check and then land on a matching show page, topic page, or next step.

Ask the audience while they are listening.

Free to start. No credit card.

Create a listener link