Live polls, quizzes and Q&A, inside the meeting
Ask a question and it pops up for everyone in the call. Watch the answers arrive, then share the results — as bars, an average or a word cloud — the moment the last person replies.
- Try it below — it’s live
- Nothing for anyone to install
- No extra app or plug-in
6 people here · you are the host
Four kinds of question
Multiple choice, quiz, rating or open — each anonymous or not, timed or not.
Multiple choice
One answer or several. Results arrive as bars, with each option’s share of the room.
Quizzes
Mark the right answer when you ask. It stays hidden until you reveal the results, so nobody can peek.
Ratings
One to five stars, for feedback on a session, a talk or an idea — with the average at a glance.
Open questions
Free-text answers, grouped into a word cloud sized by how many people said the same thing.
A timer, if you want one
Give people a minute to answer, with a countdown on their card — or leave it open.
Anonymous when it matters
Anonymous polls say so on the card; otherwise people are told the host will see their name.
What your audience sees
The question arrives as a card over the call — big enough to answer at a glance, easy to tuck away and come back to.
- One tap to answer. Options, stars or a line of text, with a countdown when the host sets a time limit.
- Honest answers. The card says whether the poll is anonymous or the host will see your name.
- On any device. It works the same on a phone as on a laptop — in the browser, no app.
7 people here · you’re a guest
Let the audience ask
A Q&A beside the call, so the best questions rise to the top instead of getting lost in the chat.
Anyone asks
A question goes on the hosts’ list for everyone to see. Only the person who asked it can take it back.
The room upvotes
Everyone backs the questions they want answered — one vote each, never on their own — and the list sorts itself.
Hosts answer on stage
“Answering now” puts a question in front of everyone; then it’s marked answered, or dismissed.
Polls and Q&A, answered
What kinds of poll can I run?
Multiple choice (with one answer or several), a quiz with a right answer, a one-to-five star rating, and an open question whose answers become a word cloud. Any of them can be anonymous and can have a time limit.
Do participants need an app or an account to answer?
No. The question pops up as a card over the call in their browser — one tap or a line of text to answer, on a phone or a computer.
When do people see the results?
You see answers arrive live, and who you’re still waiting on. Everyone else sees the results when you share them — and a quiz’s right answer only then.
How is Q&A different from a poll?
A poll is the host asking the room. Q&A is the room asking the host: anyone can ask a question, everyone can upvote the ones they want answered, and hosts work down the list — putting one on screen as they answer it.
Can someone other than the host run polls?
Yes. Hosts can let any participant run polls or manage the Q&A, without making them a host. More in the permissions docs.
Are polls included in the free plan?
Polls, quizzes and Q&A come with every paid plan, from $5 per host a month. See pricing.
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