Two things, not twelve: a survey people answer from a link in their own time, and a live vote a room answers together on their phones. Say what it is for, edit what comes back, and open it.
Drafted from one sentence. Nobody sees it until you open it.
Live results on a big screen are the easy part — everything in this category does that. These are the parts that give you your evening back.
Say what it is for in a sentence — “weekly retro for a 12-person team” — and the questions come back drafted, with a title and the right type picked per question.
A survey people answer from a link in their own time, or a live vote a room answers together on their phones. That is the only choice, and it is one click.
Every answer question by question, with the totals, the moment it closes. Take the CSV if it belongs somewhere else.
From a file on your laptop to a write-up in your inbox.
One line about what it is for. Or start blank and write the questions yourself.
Reword a question, add one, delete one. Nothing is visible to anyone until you open it.
A link and a QR for a survey; a six-digit code on the screen for a live vote.
People open a link, type the code and answer. No account, no app, and the page is light enough to load on conference-centre wifi. With 1,000 people in the room, an answer reaches the big screen in under half a second.
From someone's phone to the big screen, with 1,000 people answering
What a phone downloads to join, under 175KB
Accounts anyone needs to create to answer
Nothing. Every format, live or open for days, with no card and no trial clock.