Interactive polls
Live polls with instant answers
Launch a poll and watch the answers come in live. Perfect for meetings, classes and events: your audience votes from their phones and the results are projected in real time.
How it works
Poll your audience in seconds
No sign-ups or apps for the people answering.
Pick the poll type
Multiple choice, scale, NPS, word cloud, ranking or open-ended.
Share the code
Project the code or QR; your audience joins instantly from the browser.
Decide with the data
Results are aggregated live and saved for your report.
Features
Polls for every moment
From a quick temperature check to an in-depth sentiment read.
Real-time results
Every vote shows up instantly in a clear, projectable chart.
Anonymous by design
Boost participation: nobody sees who answered what.
Multiple types
Multiple choice, scale, NPS, ranking, word cloud and numeric estimate.
Live word clouds
Open answers cluster into a cloud that grows with every vote.
Export and report
Download the results and review participation once the session ends.
Frictionless to answer
A code, the phone browser and done, nothing to install.
Use cases
Where a live poll earns its place
The mechanics are the same in any room; what changes is which questions are worth asking.
Team meetings
Take the pulse before deciding. A 1-to-5 scale on workload, or a points-based prioritisation, settles in two minutes what a round of opinions cannot close in twenty.
Classes and training
Check the concept landed before moving on. A three-question quiz tells you what to revisit, and each student sees their own score privately on their phone.
Boards and assemblies
Replace the show of hands with an anonymous vote that counts itself. At eighty or a hundred voters, tallying stops being the bottleneck of the meeting.
Events and conferences
In an auditorium nobody wants to be the only raised hand. A QR on screen brings the whole room in, and audience questions arrive ranked by votes.
What interactive voting is, and when it is worth it
Interactive voting is any vote where the audience answers live from their own phone and the results appear on screen instantly. It sounds like a technical detail, but it changes the nature of the session: you stop talking AT the room and start talking WITH it. What separates it from a classic survey is timing — the result is projected while people are still in the room, so you can react to what you just read instead of analysing it three days later.
The barrier to entry decides everything. If voting means downloading an app or creating an account, you lose half the room before you start. That is why the pattern that works is always the same: you project a QR code, each person scans it and votes from the browser — nothing to install, no signup, completely anonymous. Anyone who prefers the native app has it free on iOS and Android, but nobody needs it. In a room of a hundred, that difference is forty extra votes.
Not every question wants the same format. Multiple choice decides between closed alternatives; a scale measures intensity and shows you the spread; a word cloud turns a hundred open answers into one image you can read at a glance; a scored quiz adds tension without humiliating anyone, because each person sees their own result on their own phone. Choosing the right type matters more than the tool: an open question asked as multiple choice gets answers, but not information.
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