The story
Born in a Real Radio Studio
ScreenerMax wasn't dreamed up on a whiteboard. It was built for a nationally syndicated talk radio show - broadcast on FM in Washington, D.C. and on SiriusXM - when the studio's hardware call screener died and its replacement cost looked like a used car.
The screener is in Florida. The host is in Virginia. The co-host runs his side from a truck camper in Washington State. Every Saturday, ScreenerMax puts their callers on the air anyway.
We rebuilt the whole thing in software: the screening console, the caller queue, the on-air bridge. Then we realized every podcaster and live streamer who takes calls has the same problem - and none of them want to buy broadcast rack gear to solve it.