The AI audience engagement lead for podcasters.
A persistent AMA hub between your episodes. Subscribers ask, vote, comment, and share ideas. ReactLive curates the queue, matches answers as you record, and ships shareable clips back to whoever asked.
The audience-feedback problem
Reddit threads. Twitter DMs. Discord pings. Apple Podcasts reviews. YouTube comments. Email. The questions your audience actually wants you to answer are scattered across seven surfaces, half of which you'll miss. You record the show flying blind on what they came for — and reply to whoever happened to be loudest that week.
Reddit, Twitter, Discord, email, Patreon, Apple reviews, YouTube. The good questions are out there. They're just nowhere you can find them on a Wednesday afternoon when you sit down to plan the show.
You answered it on episode 14. And 22. And 31. New listeners keep arriving and asking. You either re-answer or you ignore — both feel bad. The back catalogue is rich, but it's not findable.
A regular DMs you weekly. The hundred lurkers who wanted the same answer never speak up. You end up making episodes for a vocal minority and missing what the rest of the room actually came for.
You finally answer Maria's question on minute 34 of episode 67. Maria, who asked a month ago, has no idea — unless she happens to listen to the whole thing. The answer existed; the loop never closed.
One inbox, one URL
ReactLive gives your show its own URL. Subscribers go there to ask questions, post comments, share ideas, and see what's already been answered. Open the week before each episode, closed for recording, open again after — a rhythm your audience learns and shows up for.
Founder's Curve
Ep. 68 · Thu 3pm
Ask the host…
How do you decide when to fundraise vs bootstrap?
When do you say no to a customer?
First 10 hires — who comes first?
How did you hire your first PM?
Three things in one chat
Questions
Asked, upvoted, surfaced for the next show.
Comments
Reactions and threads on each episode.
Ideas
Topic and guest suggestions, voted by the room.
The schedule your audience learns
Submission window opens automatically based on your show schedule. Subscribers learn the rhythm and show up. Closes for recording. Reopens with the answer clips after.
The week of submissions
Between episodes, ReactLive does the hard part. Similar questions cluster. Trending topics surface. Repeats from the back catalogue get flagged. By the morning of recording, you don't open an inbox — you open a ranked list of what your audience actually wants you to address this week.
"When do you fundraise?" "How did you decide on Series A?" "VC vs bootstrap?" Three sentences, one underlying question. ReactLive groups them on the way in. You answer the cluster, not each variant.
Subscribers upvote what they want answered. Sentiment, topic, recency all factor in. The hundred lurkers vote silently; the loud regulars get one voice each. The list reflects the room, not the inbox.
ReactLive recommends the questions worth answering this week. Combines upvotes, trending topics, recency, and what you've already covered — so you don't repeat episode 14 unless you want to. The morning of recording, you have your list.
RECOMMENDED · Ep 68
And what you've already answered
ReactLive ingests every past episode. When a new question matches one you've already answered, the asker gets a clip from the relevant episode — instantly. You stop re-answering. New listeners stop missing.
Ep. 24 · The first PM hire
14:08 — 18:42 · clip ready
See it live
A real, working podcaster AMA — Founder's Curve, a fictional show about early-stage company-building. Submit a question, browse the answered ones, see how the auto-matched clips work. Click anywhere.
Try the question form. Watch how it clusters with similar ones already in the queue.
See how past questions link to specific moments in the back catalogue with shareable clips.
The host's view shows what's trending, what's repeated, what to talk about next.
The Auto-Answer Loop
While you record, ReactLive listens. When you answer a clustered question — whether you knew it was in the queue or not — the AI matches your answer to the askers, packages a shareable clip, and ships it to their inbox. The loop closes itself.
Whisper-grade live transcription. As you talk, ReactLive checks each answered point against the queue. When a question matches, it's flagged in real time — speaker turn, timestamp, exact phrase.
New question matches something you covered in episode 14? It's auto-answered with a clip from there. New listeners get the answer; you don't have to repeat yourself unless you want to.
CITED · Ep 14 · 18:42
First PM hire — the framework
3:42 clip · ready to share
Maria asked a month ago. Ten others asked variants. All ten get a notification, with the answer clip embedded. Email, push, in the AMA. The loop you'd never close by hand, closed automatically.
Hey @maria — your question got answered.
"How do you decide between fundraise and bootstrap?" — answered in episode 68 at 14:08.
The clip economy
The shows winning right now aren't winning because their listenership is bigger. They're winning because their clips are. TBPN gets 7,000 listeners per episode and 257,000 views per clip. Nick Fuentes streams to under 20,000 and reaches 500,000 with each clip. The asymmetry is the new media economy.
Source: Ed Elson, "The Clip Economy" (Prof G Media, Apr 2026)
The asymmetry
TBPN's clip audience vs its show audience.
And the official clip numbers underestimate true reach — they don't count fan-account re-clips, which often draw larger audiences than the originals.
Other shows ship clips like this
A 60-second moment, picked by an editor or a clipping agency, posted to TikTok with a hopeful caption. Competes against ten million other clips for algorithmic attention. Wins or dies by hook quality alone.
"Mind-blowing take on fundraising"
Posted by an editor · zero context
ReactLive ships clips like this
A clip that answers a specific person's specific question. They asked. You answered. They get the clip first — with their question as the title. They have skin in the game on whether it spreads, because it's their moment of recognition.
"Maria asked: when do you fundraise?"
Sent to Maria · she shares to her network
Maria's clip · the loop
One specific subscriber's question, traced through ReactLive end-to-end. The mechanic that turns every answered question into a distribution event.
Maria submits.
"How do you decide between fundraising and bootstrapping?"
AI matches the answer.
MATCHED · 14:08
"...we'd rather take dilution than slow the team down..."Clip auto-generated.
"When do you fundraise vs bootstrap?"
14:08 — 18:26 · 4:18
Maria gets the clip.
Hey Maria — your question got answered.
Her network sees it.
Every answered question is a clip. Every clip has a champion. Every champion brings a network.
Ask — Detect — Cut — Notify — Share
The clip economy rewards shows that produce clips at volume with built-in distribution. Most podcasts solve the volume problem with editors and clipping agencies. ReactLive solves it with the audience itself — every answered question is a clip, every clip has a person who asked for it, every person who asked has a network. You stop renting distribution from algorithms. You build it from the relationship you already have.
The operational bits
Multi-show support, member-only modes, RSS feed integration, Patreon & Substack, sponsor-friendly branding, multilingual transcription, exports for the post-episode review. The unsexy infrastructure your audience never sees.
Run one show or twenty under a single account. Each gets its own URL, schedule, voice, and analytics.
Lock the AMA to paying subscribers via Patreon, Substack, or your own membership. Free tier sees the public answers.
Plug in your RSS feed once. ReactLive pulls every new episode automatically and ingests the audio for back-catalogue search.
Auto-filter for spam and trolling. Your tone, your rules — encoded in your show's SOUL.md so the AI stays in character.
Sponsored polls and announcements with attribution. Sponsors get measurable engagement without owning the surface.
Submit in any of 16 languages, get answered in the show's. International listeners participate in the language they think in.
Auto-cut answer clips with captions, your branding, and a pre-roll intro. Ready to share to X, Instagram, TikTok, wherever.
What's trending, what's stale, who's engaging, what's converting. The dashboard your sponsor deck needs.
Pricing
We charge per show, not per audience size. Your audience grows; the bill doesn't. Beta pricing locked in for the first year.
Pre-launch · finalising tiers
We're locking pricing in with our beta cohort. Waitlist members get final pricing first, plus founder support during onboarding.
FAQ
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The waitlist
Beta is opening to small cohorts of creators with established audiences. Locked-in pricing for the first year. Founder support, not ticket queues.
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