Turn any keynote, panel, or breakout into a two-way conversation.

Audiences scan a QR on screen and are voting in seconds — no app install, no account. Results refresh live on the stage display so speakers can react in the moment.

Apps for attendees to install
0
Poll formats + live quiz games
5
Players per quiz game
500
From idea to QR on screen
< 1 min

Everything you need, nothing you don't.

Stage-ready results display

Fullscreen charts and quiz leaderboards designed to read from the back row. Keep the results page open behind your slides and flip to it live.

QR-first join flow

No join codes to mistype. Attendees point a camera at the screen and they’re in.

No per-seat pricing

Polls have no per-attendee charge on any plan. Quiz games support up to 500 concurrent players.

Anonymous by default

Attendees never make an account. Duplicate-vote protection uses hashed device addresses, not identity.

Live quiz games

Timed questions, points, streak bonuses, and a podium finish — the conference energy break that beats another panel.

CSV export

Download every poll’s results as CSV when the session ends. Recap decks practically write themselves.

Common use cases

Keynote opening icebreakers

Warm the room with a quick multiple-choice or open-text poll in the first 60 seconds — instant proof the audience is present.

Pick the panel topic

Run a ranked-choice poll so the room prioritizes what the panel digs into. The audience feels heard because it was.

Breakout session pulse checks

A 1–5 rating poll at the end of every session. Feedback hits your CSV before attendees hit the coffee line.

Trivia energy breaks

A five-question live quiz between talks, complete with leaderboard drama. Cheap to run, weirdly effective.

Drops into your existing stack.

Embed QR Polls in the tools you already use — no migration, no IT ticket.

ZoomMicrosoft TeamsGoogle MeetAny slide deck — show the QR, share the results URL

Run your next event with polls your audience actually joins.

Free to start. No card required. Upgrade when the audience shows up.