Make a poll the whole room answers at once
Write your question, put it on screen, and watch the votes land as people answer. Everyone votes from their own phone by QR code — no app to install, no account to create, and anonymous if you want it that way.
Free to start, no credit card. Voters join by QR code, no downloads. Or try one live poll first: no account, up to five people.
Where most poll tools lose the vote
Getting a question on screen is the easy part. Getting a real answer out of the room is where tools fall down.
"Create an account to continue"
Ask a room to sign up before they can answer one question and you lose the half that won't. The rest are still on the signup screen when you've moved on.
One question, then nothing
Most poll makers do a single question well and stop there. The discussion either side of it happens in a second tool, or it doesn't happen at all.
The numbers stay behind
Votes sit in someone else's account, often behind an upgrade prompt to export them. The write-up goes out without the figures that made the point.
More than one kind of question
A vote is a good start. Open questions, scored rounds and a full discussion run in the same session — so one poll can turn into an actual conversation.
Votes on screen, live
Multiple-choice and rating questions that fill in as the room answers — a decision made in front of everyone, not a show of hands someone has to count.
How polls work →Open questions, one picture
When a list of options would put words in their mouths, ask it open and watch the answers build into a word cloud — anonymous, so you hear what people actually think.
How word clouds work →When answers have a right one
Scored rounds with optional leaderboards, marked automatically — for the questions where you need to know who got it right, not just what people preferred.
How quizzes work →Results you keep
Every response exports to CSV or Excel the moment the session ends — the numbers go into your own write-up instead of living in an account you rent.
How exports work →A poll is rarely the whole question
Vote, see the split, then ask why — in the same session, on the same screen, without sending anyone a second link. The room joins once and stays with you to the end.
- One QR code covers the whole session — voters scan once, not per question
- Load-tested to 5,000 people voting at the same time
- Works on a call too — share your screen and voters join from the link
Polling questions, answered
How do I make a live poll?
Create a session, add a poll, and type your question and options. Put the display on screen and your audience votes from their phones — the results fill in as they answer.
Do voters need an app or an account?
No. They scan a QR code or open a link and they're in — on any phone, tablet or laptop. No app to install, no account to create, and votes can be anonymous.
How many people can vote at once?
Polls have been load-tested to 5,000 simultaneous participants. For a single large event, one-off Event Passes cover 1,000 or 5,000 participants.
Can I export the results?
Yes. Every activity exports to CSV or Excel, so the numbers go into your own write-up rather than staying locked in an account.
Does it work over Zoom or Teams?
Yes. Voters join from a link, so it works over any call where you share your screen. There's also a dedicated Zoom app for remote sessions.
Is it free?
Starting is free with no credit card — polls, word clouds and discussions are on the free plan. Quizzes, exams, NPS and AI summaries are on Pro at $19 per month. See pricing.
Ask the room, and get a real answer
Build your first poll in a few minutes and put it on screen today. Free to start, no credit card.
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