AMA Hub – Ask Me Anything Platform

AMA Hub is built for communities that love meaningful dialogue. Whether you’re a founder, creator, expert, or just super curious, AMA Hub lets you host structured AMA sessions where the crowd can ask, vote, and engage in a lightweight, modern interface. It’s Reddit meets Product Hunt, built for clarity and connection.

Visitors: Can view AMA sessions, questions, answers, and public profiles.

Participants (Users): Can log in, ask questions, upvote others’ questions, comment on answers, and follow creators.

Hosts: Can create AMA sessions, answer questions, mark “Top Questions,” and add follow-up replies.

Admins/Moderators: Can manage reported content, approve AMA sessions, and feature selected AMAs.

Infinite scroll list of active and archived AMA sessions

Filterable by tags (e.g., Tech, Founders, AI, Design)

Sorting options (Latest, Upcoming, Most Popular)

“Trending” badge and “Live Now” indicators

AMA title, host info, and pinned intro

Live countdown or active timer if session is live

Section for submitted questions, sorted by upvotes

Host’s responses displayed inline with questions

Comment threads under each question + reply support

Tags and session categories visible at the top

Share and bookmark options

Auth required

Modal with title + description input

Option to post anonymously (toggle)

Confirmation dialog and success message

Public name, avatar, bio

Stats (questions asked, answers given, upvotes received)

Following/follower toggle

History of participation

Form with:

Option to enable moderation or auto-posting

Admin approval system for public listing

List of all sessions (live, scheduled, past)

Flagged content review panel

Analytics overview (questions per session, engagement rate)

Manual session approval flow

User bans / account moderation

Inspiration: Reddit (comment architecture), Product Hunt (AMA structure), Shopify (community grid layout)

Layout: Card-based grid for discovery, Reddit-style threads for AMA responses, vertical navigation on desktop

Typography: Geist font

Color Palette:

UI Touches:

Supabase or Firebase for backend auth and storage

Realtime comment/thread sync (WebSockets or Realtime DB)

Responsive design for desktop, tablet, mobile

Login via email and Google

CMS to manage tags, session metadata, featured content

Dark mode toggle and settings page

/home – AMA feed (upcoming + active + recent)

/session/:id – AMA session detail

/ask – Modal or page for submitting questions

/profile/:user – Creator or user profile

/dashboard – Admin + Host dashboard

/create – Session creation form

/settings – User preferences

/login, /signup – Auth

Email notifications for followed sessions going live

“Ask anonymously” option

Audio/video embed for AMA recordings

Community badges and session-level achievements

Weekly digests of top AMA responses

Inspired by: Reddit (threading), Product Hunt (AMA layout), Shopify (community UI)

Color palette:

Font: Geist

Minimal UI, clear visual hierarchy, no fluff

Animations: fade-ins, slide transitions, skeleton loaders for everything

• Long threads feel overwhelming.

Added smart sorting (Top, New, Answered) + collapsible replies to keep things tidy.

• New users felt lost at first.

Introduced a quick onboarding pop-up and a “Featured Sessions” block on the homepage.

• Too many duplicate or low-quality questions.

Added smart duplicate detection, question tagging, and host moderation tools (approve, merge, hide).

• Not enough interaction once a session is live.

Enabled real-time voting, emoji reactions, and notification nudges when a host starts replying.

• Hard to tell what’s answered vs pending.

Each question now shows a visual status (unanswered / answered / host replied) and can be filtered.