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Create an event
Add a word cloud or a vote. There is barely anything to set up: the question, how many options can be picked, done.
Runs on a QR code, no apps
Guests scan the code, answer on their phones, and the answers go up on the projector. You just keep hosting.
No sign-up for the audience. Answers export to CSV.
From an empty dashboard to a screen in the room: three steps, nothing to prepare the night before.
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Add a word cloud or a vote. There is barely anything to set up: the question, how many options can be picked, done.
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Download it as SVG or PNG. Print it on a badge, drop it on a slide, or put it straight on the screen.
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Answers show up within two seconds. Anything you hide disappears in one tap, and the room never notices.
Nothing else is needed yet: these two cover almost every reason a room reaches for its phones.
One question, one sentence per answer. Thoughts appear as they arrive, and whatever repeats gets bigger.
Several questions, and in each one people pick as many names as you allow. Results are counted on the fly.
The screen needs no refreshing and no operator on stage: it shows what is happening right now.
No. They open the camera, point it at the code and land on a normal web page. No sign-up either.
An answer is processed in tens of milliseconds, and the screen pulls results in a single request every two seconds. A room of several hundred people is no trouble.
Yes, in the event settings. The audience page and the projector screen take your brand colours, and the service checks contrast for you and warns when text would become unreadable.
Set up a list of banned words and those answers never reach the screen. Any answer can also be hidden by hand, and the screen updates itself.
Yes. Answers export to CSV and open in Excel or Google Sheets.
Creating an event and getting a QR code takes about five minutes. The room handles the rest.
Create an event