You ask if anyone has questions. The same two people answer. Everyone else waits for it to be over.
For nonprofit and volunteer leaders
You spent hours on this presentation. The room says nothing.
You do not need to change your presentation. Create a room, put the code on the slide where it makes sense, and start your meeting. It takes a few seconds, and the people who never speak up get a way to answer.
Create your free room →Want to see it first? Try the live demo — takes about thirty seconds.
You already know how this goes
You spent hours on the deck. You get blank stares back, and no idea whether any of it landed.
The people who like talking talk. You never find out what the rest of the room thought.
Three steps, and none of them are “rebuild your deck”
Create a room
Pick a poll, a word bank, or a feedback question. Write one question. That is the whole setup.
Put the code on a slide
Drop it on the slide where it makes sense. You are not rebuilding your presentation. You are adding one slide to it.
Run your meeting
People scan the code or type six digits into their phone. Their answers show up on your screen while you talk.
Three things you can run for free
Describe this year at our organisation in one word.
Everyone answers at the same time. The words more people picked show up bigger.
What should we stop doing?
You can make it anonymous. That is usually when people tell you the real answer.
Which of these three do we fund first?
Decide it in the room. The count is on the screen behind you.
Questions people ask
- Do people need to download an app?
- No. It opens in the browser they already have on their phone.
- Do they need an account?
- No. Only you do. Everyone else just types the code.
- Will it work on an old phone?
- Yes. It is a web page. No app store, no updates, no IT ticket.
- Is this just an icebreaker?
- You can run one, but most people use it mid-meeting. Icebreakers get awkward and half the room sits them out. A question about the actual work does not.
- Can answers be anonymous?
- Yes. Turn it on and people say what they actually think.
- How long does it take to set up?
- A few seconds. Write one question, put the code on a slide, go.
Your next meeting is already on the calendar.
Keep the presentation you built. Add one slide with a code on it, and find out what the room actually thinks.Free to start, and it stays free. Pro is $12 per presenter/month, or $108 a year, if you want every activity.
Create your free room →