Live audience control for radio
Studiocaster turns texts, WhatsApps, emails and social messages into one live, moderated stream — so producers can find what matters, screen it quickly and keep unsafe content away from the microphone.
Supported listener channels
* Some channels may require a separate subscription that is maintained and paid for by the radio station.
Morning! A shout-out for the depot crew in Bray?
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“Morning! Any chance of a shout-out for the crew at the depot in Bray?”
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Shout-out for the Bray depot crew
Built for the live decision
Social tools organise conversations. Studiocaster helps a radio team decide what is safe, useful and ready for the next link — while the show is still live.
Explore the full productLive message dashboard
Every listener message appears in real time in a single stream, tagged with the show on air. Filter by show, service, keyword, priority or sender, and work the queue with keyboard shortcuts rather than a mouse. When a phone-in floods the lines, a grouped view folds repeats per listener and a highlights column keeps the picks in sight.
A screener can keep pace with a live show and surface the useful message before the moment passes.
Content safety
Before anyone sees a message, banned senders are hidden and expletives are masked. Links are never clickable, email attachments are virus-checked before they can be opened, and each role sees only the content the station allows it. Every moderation action is written to an audit trail.
A presenter can read from the queue knowing it has been screened.
Smart rules and autoresponders
Rules run on every incoming message: when a condition matches — a keyword, a sender’s history, a channel, the show on air, the time of day, sentiment — the action follows. Highlight it, alert a role, add a label, hide it, ban the sender, email the team or send it to the station’s own systems. Autoresponders answer listeners privately on a first message, a keyword or outside show hours, within a daily cap the station sets.
The producer stops doing the same five clicks a hundred times a show.
Beyond the live show
Every message already carries its show, its channel and its listener’s history. That makes it useful long after it has been read on air.
Shows and schedules
A presenter sees their show’s messages, and the manager can compare one show with another.
How it worksSponsors and advertisers
The sales team can evidence a sponsorship without building a spreadsheet.
How it worksSearch and audience analytics
A manager can evidence audience response without asking for a report.
How it worksStation branding
Staff, listeners and advertisers see the station’s brand at every touchpoint.
How it worksOne broadcast workflow
The source stays visible. The studio team gets one clear path from arrival to review.
Texts, WhatsApps, emails, widget messages and direct messages arrive on whichever channel the listener uses. Studiocaster puts them into one stream, in order, tagged with their source and the show on air.
Banned senders are hidden, expletives masked and keywords tagged before anyone looks. Then the station’s own rules act: highlight a VIP, label a competition entry, alert the producer, send a first-time listener an automatic reply.
The screener works by keyword, show and priority, deals with what is unsafe and picks what is worth using — with keyboard shortcuts rather than a mouse. If a competition is running, entries are already being collected against its keyword.
The picks sit in the highlights column for the presenter, beside the live stream. Everything a Studio account can do is reversible, so nothing is lost by accident mid-show.
Afterwards: when the audience got in touch, show by show; who moderated what; and the sponsor’s campaign report, ready to share with the advertiser. Export any of it to CSV.
Register your interest
Send us a note about what you run and which channels your listeners use, and we will come back to you by email — with a demo if that is useful.
Message sent
We read every message ourselves and will come back to you by email. If you asked for a demo, we will suggest a couple of times that fit around your schedule.