Use cases

Built for the rooms you actually run.

The same activities behave differently depending on who is in the room. These are the four we designed against, what each one needs, and how a session is usually put together.

Hackathons

Project submissions, people's-choice voting that cannot be brigaded, and a demo night the room stays awake for.

Conferences & tech events

Keynote polls that break the fourth wall, and moderated Q&A where the good question actually reaches the stage.

Classrooms & workshops

Comprehension checks in the middle of a lecture, and quizzes that tell you what to re-teach before the exam does.

Teams & HR

Anonymous retros, pulse checks, and all-hands Q&A where the quiet half of the company gets a vote.

What every room has in common.

Different audiences, same three problems, which is why one tool covers all four rather than four tools covering one each.

Getting people in at all

Anything that needs an install or an account loses most of the room in the first two minutes. One code, any browser, no sign-up.

Hearing the quiet majority

A show of hands hears the confident. Anonymous answers from every phone hear the rest, which is usually where the useful answer is.

Having something afterwards

Every session and form exports to CSV, and rolls up into a report you can hand to a sponsor, a department head or a course lead.

Bring your next room in.

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