WEMANY Team
The streamer's number one problem is simple: when they go offline, the audience scatters across social networks. The stream lives in one place and the community in another. On WEMANY the live happens inside the community, surrounded by roles, chat, missions and content.
The theater model
The audience watches and writes; it cannot turn on camera or microphone. The stage is where people speak and show their camera. The admin brings people up and down. Anyone can raise their hand to ask for the floor.
The Podium
Attendees vote on questions from the chat. The top-voted ones go up to the Podium, and the owner decides: project the question on screen or bring whoever asked it on stage. Chat noise becomes an agenda curated by the audience itself.
Chat noise becomes an agenda curated by the audience itself.
What is left afterwards
When it ends, the recording remains and you publish it as a lesson in Content in one click. A Q&A session becomes a lesson with the best questions already ranked by the audience. Live streams are a We+ feature.
How to make the most of it
- Announce the live as an event: attendees get a reminder and the event chat is already set up.
- Keep the Podium open from the first minute: the questions voted during the talk shape the closing.
- Bring whoever asked on stage: a real voice is worth more than reading the question aloud.
- Publish the recording the same day. It is content with the structure already done.
