Live polls for team meetings

In most retros and all-hands, the loudest voice sets the agenda and the quiet majority nods along. Live polls flip that: AI drafts the questions, the whole team answers anonymously from their phones, and you walk out with the real patterns — not one person's notes.

Why meetings hear from the same few

Speaking up in a meeting carries a social cost, so the same confident handful answer every time and the retro anchors on whatever gets said first. (We dug into why “any questions?” gets silence.) An anonymous, instant poll removes that cost — so the blockers people actually feel make it onto the board.

How it works

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    Type the meeting topic (or paste the agenda)

    AI drafts questions tailored to your retro or all-hands — single-choice, 1–5 rating, open-text, word cloud — so you're not improvising prompts in the moment.

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    The team answers anonymously from their phones

    Share a link or QR. Everyone answers in a tap — no app, no sign-up — so quieter teammates weigh in instead of leaving it to the loudest voice in the room.

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    Leave with the patterns, not one person's notes

    Results update live; when the meeting ends you get an AI insight report with themes, sentiment, and suggested follow-ups you can drop into the action items.

Questions come from the AI poll generator and the recap is the AI insight report. See how teams run retros and all-hands with it.

Where it fits

Sprint retrospectives

Surface what slowed the team down anonymously, before the discussion anchors on the first thing someone says out loud.

All-hands & town halls

Replace the dead-air Q&A with live questions; let people up-vote what they actually want leadership to address.

Planning & OKR pulses

Take a quick read on confidence, capacity, and blockers between cycles — without a long survey nobody fills in.

Frequently asked

How do you run an anonymous retro?

Ask the retro questions as a live poll instead of round-robin. Responses aren't tied to a name, so people flag the real problems — not just the safe ones — and the discussion starts from the full picture instead of the first voice.

Will quieter team members actually participate?

That's the point. When answering costs nothing socially — anonymous, a tap on a phone — participation jumps from the usual few to nearly everyone. You hear from the whole team, not just the confident few.

Does it work for a large all-hands?

Yes. There's no per-plan cap on how many people answer a session; the team joins from a link or QR on any device. (Very large live audiences are something we keep an eye on — reach out if you're running a huge one.)

Can AI generate the meeting questions?

Yes — give it the meeting topic or agenda and it drafts a balanced set of retro / all-hands questions. You edit before going live, so they fit your team's context.

Run a retro where everyone weighs in

Type the topic, AI drafts the questions, the team answers anonymously, and you get an insight report with the patterns. First five sessions free, no card.