Remote recording
Video podcasts, built on your audience’s questions.
Record on your own, or invite up to three guests. Work through your rundown of questions, posts and links, and put any of them on screen as you talk.
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How it works
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Build your rundown
Add questions from your ask page, your own prompts, and links you have saved.
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Invite guests, if you want them
Up to three personal links. Copy them, or have us email them for you. Or skip this and record on your own.
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Record
Talk it through, and put each item on screen when you get to it. Nothing forces the order.
You talk. The room does the rest.
Line up what you want to talk about. Everything else takes care of itself.
Questions and links, lined up and on screen
Line up your audience’s questions beside your own prompts, links, pictures and videos. Put any of them on screen as you talk, and it is in the recording.
Guests join from a link
No account and nothing to install. A guest opens your link in their browser, types their name, and they are in the room with you.
The room handles the recording
It records on our servers, so a dropped connection or a closed tab never takes the episode with it. Each person is also recorded on their own device and uploaded as you talk, when their browser allows it.
A finished episode, chapters included
Watch it back and download it when you are done. Everything you put on screen becomes a chapter you can copy straight into YouTube, and any recording made on a person’s own device is there to download too.
Where the questions come from
Your ask page fills the rundown.
Your audience sends questions to qawith.me/yourname. Answer some on your own, save the best for an episode, or take them live in front of everyone.
Frequently asked questions
Do my guests need an account?
No. A guest opens your link in their browser, types their name, and chooses whether clips of them can be shared. There is nothing to download and no sign-up.
How many guests can I have on an episode?
Up to three, or none at all: you can record on your own. There is no audience in the room, just you and anyone you invited.
What goes in the rundown?
Questions your audience sent to your ask page, prompts you write yourself, and links you have saved. You can prepare it days ahead, or start with an empty one and simply talk.
Can I schedule an episode ahead of time?
Yes. Start one now, or pick a date and time up to 90 days out. Guest links keep working until 24 hours after the scheduled start.
What if a guest’s connection drops?
The room records on our servers rather than on anyone’s device, so the episode keeps recording whatever happens to one person’s connection.
Is each person recorded separately?
Yes. Alongside the recording made on our servers, each person is recorded on their own device and uploaded while you talk, and you can download each one afterwards. If someone’s browser cannot do that, the server recording still has them.
Does the video cut between speakers?
Yes. The recording cuts to whoever is talking, and keeps everyone in frame when you talk over each other.
How long can an episode be?
Up to three hours per recording. It records as a landscape 1080p video with everything you put on screen drawn in.
Which plans include video podcasts?
Podcasts run on recording hours, which you add to any paid plan from Creator up. Guests are never charged, and your audience asks questions for free on every plan.
How is this different from the ask page and live Q&A?
The ask page is you alone, answering one question at a time for a vertical clip. A live Q&A puts you in front of an audience in real time. A podcast is a longer, landscape recording, on your own or with guests, with no audience, built from the same questions.
Line up your first episode.
Claim your page, gather your audience’s questions, and send your guests a link.