Know where the room stands before the session ends.
Put a QR code on a slide. The audience answers a dozen short statements on their phones, with no app or login. You reveal the results on the same screen and send a written report afterwards.
Free for 14 days the first time you go live, with no card. Then £99 for 30 days or £600 a year, with no charge per participant.
- Panels and keynotes
- Workshops and breakouts
- Closing plenaries
- Live debates
Example report
What should our sector do about AI this year?
118 took part
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They agree
Every organisation here needs a written AI policy this year.
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They disagree
We should stop using AI tools until regulation catches up.
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They are unsure
I understand how AI tools use my organisation’s data.
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They are split
AI will cut the number of jobs in our sector within five years.
Compared with what you use now
Instead of a show of hands
Shows who is confident enough to be seen, and people follow the room.
Answers are anonymous, so the quiet half of the room counts as much as the front row.
Instead of audience Q&A
The same few people ask the questions, and you learn what they think.
Everyone who scans the code answers the same statements, including people who would never put a hand up.
Instead of a live poll
One question and one chart: a quick temperature check.
A dozen statements sorted into agree, disagree, unsure and split, and a report delegates can read afterwards.
How it works
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Before the session
Write your question and confirm your email. The statements are drafted for you to edit before anyone else sees them.
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On the day
One click opens a full-screen view with the QR code and a live count. You reveal the results when you choose, so nobody is swayed while answering.
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Afterwards
Close voting and the report is built. Send delegates the link the same day.
What you get back
Every statement is sorted into one of four findings, with one way to use each. The report says how many people took part and what the results do not show.
Events and conferences
The situation
Three hundred people, one panel, forty minutes. The same five would ask all the questions.
The question
What should our sector do about AI this year?
- Shared
- QR code on the opening slide of the closing panel
- Took part
- 118
What they found
Those who answered want a written AI policy, not a ban. Most are unsure how AI tools use their data.
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They agree
Every organisation here needs a written AI policy this year.
78% agree 10% disagree 12% unsureOne way to use it: Open the panel with it, and move on to what the policy should say.
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They disagree
We should stop using AI tools until regulation catches up.
11% agree 76% disagree 13% unsureOne way to use it: Spend the panel’s time on something other than a ban.
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They are unsure
I understand how AI tools use my organisation’s data.
17% agree 20% disagree 63% unsureOne way to use it: Plan a follow-up session on data.
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They are split
AI will cut the number of jobs in our sector within five years.
42% agree 40% disagree 18% unsureOne way to use it: Hand the split to the panel as its first question.
Made-up example, not a customer result. The figures are sorted into findings by the same rules as a real report.
Questions
Does it work with PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides?
Yes, without a plug-in. Download the QR code and put it on any slide, or switch to the full-screen view in your browser when you want to show the live count and results.
What if the event has several sessions?
Each question is its own consultation, with its own statements and report. A 30-day pass covers every question you take live in that time.
Do people need to download anything?
No. They point their phone camera at the code and answer in the browser. No app, no account and no name.
How is this different from a poll?
A poll answers the question you thought to ask. Here you ask one question, and participants respond to a dozen or so short statements. You see where the people who took part agree, disagree, are unsure, or are split. Then you get the write-up, not a results screen.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes. The first time you go live, a verified email gets 14 days with every feature and no card. One trial per email. Another person at the same organisation can start their own. When those days end, an open consultation closes and the report is produced. You can still read and download it afterwards. Paying before then keeps it open.
Write your question. See your statements before anyone else does.
Sign in with a link we email you, write your question, and review the drafted statements. Nothing goes out until you choose. The first time you go live is free for 14 days, with no card.
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