Interactions
Turn watching into participating.
Polls, votes, RSVPs, applications, feedback — structured ways to give your audience something to actually do, instead of something to just scroll past.
Who should headline next year?
What it covers
Structured ways to hear from your audience.
The old model was “forms that collect information.” The Crayete model is structured ways to engage — and a form is one of several shapes that structure can take, not the shape everything else is bolted onto.
Voting & Polls
Put a real decision or opinion in front of your audience and let them weigh in, live or over time.
RSVPs & Registrations
Know who’s actually coming, and start the relationship before the event does.
Applications
Structured intake for open calls, submissions, or programs, with responses that land directly on an Audience profile.
Feedback
Ask a real question after a real moment — a show, an exhibition, a release — and get answers you can act on.
Forms
The simplest Interaction type: when you genuinely just need to collect information, a form does that, structured the same way as everything else on this page.
How it connects
Interactions turn anonymous attention into addressable relationships.
A visitor who reads a post or watches a video is anonymous — there’s no record of them. The moment they vote in a poll, RSVP to an event, or submit feedback, they’ve done something identifiable: an action, tied to a name or contact, that becomes part of their Audience profile. Interactions is the mechanism that converts anonymous attention into a real, addressable relationship — the specific job no other part of Crayete does, and the reason Interactions sits at the center of the “Engage” stage rather than being one feature among many.
In practice
A vote that keeps a crowd past the closing night.
A festival runs a “vote for next year’s headliner” poll during the event. Every vote captures a name and contact — instantly converting an anonymous attendee into an identifiable Audience member the festival can reach again through Campaigns next year, instead of losing them the moment they walk out.
Start free
Turn attention into participation.
Give your audience something to actually do — and start knowing who they are.
Part of the same platform
One audience, six parts.
No capability in Crayete works alone. See how it fits with the rest.