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Studiocaster

Live audience control for radio

Get the right listener message to air — before the moment passes.

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.

See how it works
A live poll and a listener’s voice note during the drivetime show. Sample data.

A live poll and a listener’s voice note during the drivetime show. Sample data.

Works with the services your listeners already use

  • SMS
  • WhatsApp
  • X / Twitter
  • Messenger
  • Telegram
  • Signal
  • Email
  • Website widget

Connects through Twilio, Vonage, Esendex, Meta or Microsoft 365. Some channels need a subscription the station holds.

8
listener channels
Keyboard-first
live moderation
Smart rules
on every message
Audited
moderation actions

Live moderation

Not an inbox to tend. A moment to get right.

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 product
01

Live message dashboard

Find what should go on air next

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. Each person can hide what they’ve already read from their own feed, keep a follow-up list of messages to come back to, and flag a message for the moderators with a note.

A screener can keep pace with a live show and surface the useful message before the moment passes.

02

Content safety

Screen before anything reaches the microphone

Before anyone sees a message, banned senders are hidden, spam is held back and expletives are masked. Floods, repeated texts, links from first-time senders and the station’s own spam phrases wait on a Spam page, where a moderator releases what isn’t spam with one click. 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.

03

Smart rules and autoresponders

Let the routine decisions make themselves

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, send it to Spam or the recycle bin, 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

The same messages, working for the whole station

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.

Sponsors and advertisers

Show a sponsor what their campaign delivered.

The screened stream that keeps the show safe also gives sponsors numbers they can trust.

How campaigns work
Sponsor campaigns
Group a sponsor’s keywords and competitions over their dates. Automatic replies carry their line, and a daily report counts the response.
Advertiser logins
Sponsors and agencies sign in to see the campaigns you share, in your branding: the numbers only, never listeners’ details.
Matched donations
During a pledge drive, a sponsor can match listeners’ pledges for an hour or a day, and sees in their report what their match added.
White-labelling
Your station’s name, address and colours throughout, without the Studiocaster mark. Available on request.

One broadcast workflow

From incoming message to on-air moment

The source stays visible. The studio team gets one clear path from arrival to review.

  1. 01 Your audience

    Messages arrive

    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.

  2. 02 Studiocaster

    The rules run

    Banned senders are hidden, spam held back, 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.

  3. 03 Moderator

    The screener decides

    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.

  4. 04 Studio

    The presenter reads

    The picks sit in the highlights column for the presenter, beside the live stream. Messages they’ve read drop out of their own feed; anything for later goes on a follow-up list, and anything a moderator should see is flagged. Everything a Studio account can do is reversible, so nothing is lost by accident mid-show.

  5. 05 Admin

    The manager reviews

    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

Tell us about your station

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.

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