Look, I could make the typical "good start" claim and take off a taco because I really don't think this product will be a complete MVP until the respondent can record (audio and video) directly within the browser. We all know that will be required to get the engagement we're all hoping for, but...

This has to be one of the most innovative tools I've seen in years. I've podfaded twice (well, once was an intentional "I'm not doing this anymore!"), and both were because of scheduling. Co-hosts and guests would show up late, not at all, or drunk... yes, drunk. Now, I can get what I need from people on their own schedule.

Thing of this tool as an online form that's filled out with audio or video rather than text. Just send it over to who you're interviewing, and if you record your questions they can even hear you ask it and directly respond as they work their way through the "form". It's so comfortable.

You may not want to completely give up real-time interviews, which can be amazing, but anyone who has conducted interviews (for any purpose), hosted a podcast, produced a documentary, etc. you know that there are some guests that just need to be able to provide the input in their own way, on their own time.

I absolutely love this tool and can't wait for it to declutter a bit (one of my only complaints is it's a bit visually excessive). What I'm most excited to see happen is to further enable video within the form and to allow the "guest" to record audio and video directly within the browser.