whatayarn gives your audience a link where they can leave you a voice message. They record in their browser, review their take, and send it to your inbox.
Screenshot coming soon: One public page for listeners to record, and one inbox for you to hear them.
A demo listener page beside the creator's inbox, showing where a voice message starts and where it arrives.
The three parts
The public link
Your page
Your name, profile image, introduction, and recording flow live at
whatayarn.com/your-slug. The app sometimes calls this a channel. Each
channel has its own public page and settings.
For you
Your inbox
Incoming recordings and sender details appear in Messages (opens in a new tab). Listen, bookmark the useful ones, and download audio for your own workflow.
The sender is the person leaving a message. They do not need to install an app. An account is only required if you turn on the page’s sign-in requirement.
How it fits together
Share
Give listeners your public page link and one clear prompt.
Record
They record a new take or upload an audio file.
Send
They review the audio and complete your send form.
Review
You listen and decide what to do with the message.
Choose one starting use
A listener Q&A, a short story, or a response to one episode is easier to explain than an open-ended request for anything. Set expectations about length and whether you might use the recording on your show.
whatayarn collects the recording. Choosing, editing, and publishing a contribution remain your decisions; it does not automatically insert messages into an episode.
Next action: Create your first page and send yourself a test message.