Vevox is live polling, Q and A and quizzing for meetings, conferences and training, in the room or online. We set it up, run it live and turn what comes back into something you can act on.
Nobody wants to be the person who raises their hand. So the meeting ends, everyone says it was fine, and the real questions get asked in the corridor afterwards where you cannot answer them.

Live polling gets everyone involved from the first minute. Ask how people are feeling or what they understand, put the results on the screen, and you have a conversation rather than a broadcast.
Run the same poll again later in the session and you can see the mood or the understanding shift, in the room, in front of everyone.
Anonymous Q and A takes the sting out of asking. People can put a question without putting their name to it, upvote the ones they also wanted answered, and you can moderate if a session needs keeping on track.
It works the same whether your audience is in the room, at home, or a mix of both, using the phone already in their hand.

A poll is only useful if you would act differently depending on the answer. We start by working out which questions are worth asking in front of everyone.
Wording decides the result. We write the polls so they do not lead people to the answer you were hoping for.
The session is built, tested and run through with your presenters, so nobody is learning the tool in front of an audience.
We drive the polls and manage the question queue on the day, which frees your leaders to concentrate on answering rather than clicking.
The export is raw data. We write it up into what people said, what it means and what to do next, including the questions there was not time to answer.
Fifteen minutes, free, no pitch deck. If we are not right for you, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
