Buddy for creators
You posted the launch three times. Your fans still missed it.
Posts reach whoever the algorithm picks and emails sit in promotions. On WhatsApp, launches and new episodes reach the fans who asked, get read in minutes, and the replies come to you.
For YouTubers, podcasters, writers, course creators and coaches
Launch it, drop it, hear what fans think, all on one channel.
Launches: seats gone before the feed catches up
The fans who asked to hear first get the early seats on WhatsApp, and they reply "booked" instead of scrolling past.
Read within the hourNew episodes: heard the morning they drop
Your every-episode listeners get the link the morning it goes live, read it before their commute ends, and tell you what landed while it is still fresh.
"Is there a replay?"Question"Count me in"Interested"The link didn't open"Follow upCommunity: every reply, one inbox, no DM hunt
Questions, yeses and broken links arrive sorted by what fans mean, and you answer in the same thread. No more digging through DMs on three apps after a launch.
She has followed you since your first video.She saw two of your last ten posts. She read your WhatsApp message in four minutes.
Your fans don't ignore you. The algorithm hides you.
A post reaches whoever the algorithm picks that day. An email lands in a promotions tab nobody checks. The same fan opens WhatsApp dozens of times a day and replies in seconds.
From your bio to your fans' WhatsApp in three steps.
Add one link to your bio. Buddy does the rest while you make the next thing.
Fans join from your bio
A fan taps your link, picks what they want to hear about, and they're in. At a live show, the QR does the same job.
Maya StudioOpt-in pageSort fans by what they love
Tags turn into audiences: the workshop list, course buyers, every-episode listeners, fans gone quiet.
Workshop listLaunch firstCourse buyers
SelarQuiet for 60 daysWin-backOpted outNever messagedSend, automate, answer
The welcome sends itself. Launches and episodes go out as a WhatsApp message. Every reply comes back to one inbox.
Four messages fans actually read in your first week.
Each one is an approved template with the fan's name in it, and every reply comes straight back to you.
Maya StudioBusiness accountMaya StudioBusiness account
Maya StudioBusiness accountMaya StudioBusiness accountPlays you set once and leave running.
A launch that sells out from one list.
The fans who asked hear first, a reminder goes to anyone who hasn't replied, and the flow stops the moment they book.
Zoe ParkBookedNew episode, straight to the ears that want it.
Tag your listeners, send the morning it drops, and see who read and clicked within the hour.
Fans opt in from your bio and leave with one word. Buddy keeps both on record.
"Is there a replay?"QuestionEvery reply, sorted by what fans mean.
Interested, question, follow up, not now. Answer in the thread between takes.
Your list stays yours, whatever the platforms change next.
Every opt-in is recorded with where and when it happened: your bio link, a QR at a show, your website. One word from a fan stops every message, and that is recorded too.
Zoe ParkOpted inBring in your editor and your manager.
Invite the people who help. Each one sees only what they need.
Number health, at a glance.
WhatsApp's quality rating and messaging limits for your number, inside Buddy.
What every creator asks before sharing the opt-in link.
Anything else, ask Sarah.She reads and replies to every message.
Will fans find WhatsApp messages pushy?
Only fans who asked hear from you. They join from your link or QR, pick what they want to hear about, and leave with one word. A few messages they chose beat a dozen posts they never see.
Who owns the list?
You do. Every fan who joins is your subscriber, with their consent, source and tags recorded in Buddy, whatever any platform changes next.
How do fans join?
From your opt-in page, linked in your bio or anywhere you post; a QR code at live shows; a widget on your website; or an import of people who already said yes.
Can buyers and free followers get different messages?
Yes. Tag fans by what they joined for or bought, and send each WhatsApp message to the audience it's for. Course buyers get the next module; the workshop list gets the early seats.
What happens when a fan replies?
The reply lands in one inbox, sorted by what it means: interested, question, purchased, follow up, not now. You answer in the thread, or invite an editor or manager with their own role.
What does WhatsApp charge for these messages?
Meta charges for business messages by type and by the fan's country. Your Buddy plan is separate from that.
Your next launch, read by the fans who asked.
Join the waitlist and tell us what you make. We'll send back the plays that fit your work.
