Let your audience speak, freely.
Attendees ask and upvote questions live, from their phone. You moderate what shows on screen. No sign-up, no app to install — just share a code.
Start a free Q&A session →Free for Q&A sessions up to 6 hours.
Choose what you're running
Q&A session
Attendees submit and upvote questions in real time, so the most important ones rise to the top. Perfect for meetings, workshops, webinars and classrooms.
Scoring & feedback
Ask your audience to score a talk, demo or idea from 1–10, and see the average update live. Coming in a future release.
Why people use Apoll
Lightweight, no sign-up
Attendees just open a link or scan a QR code. Nothing to install, nothing to register for.
You stay in control
Mark questions as answered or hide them. Only you decide what appears on the shared screen.
Anonymous by design
We don't collect personal information from your attendees, so people ask what they really want to know.
Works on any device
Desktop, tablet or phone — Apoll runs in the browser your audience already has open.
Time-limited sessions
Q&A sessions are free to run for up to 6 hours, then are automatically cleared down.
Built for live events
Questions and upvotes update in real time, so your session keeps pace with the room.
Frequently asked questions
What is Apoll?
Apoll is a tool for running live, anonymous Q&A sessions during meetings, workshops, webinars and training sessions. Attendees submit questions from their own device and upvote the ones they most want answered.
Is Apoll free to use?
Yes. Q&A sessions are free to run for up to 6 hours, which covers the vast majority of meetings, workshops and events.
Do attendees need to sign up or install anything?
No. Attendees just open the link you share, or scan a QR code, and can start asking and upvoting questions straight away in their browser.
What happens after 6 hours?
The session and its questions are automatically cleared down. Apoll is designed for single events, not for hosting long-running discussion boards.
Can I see who asked a question?
No. Apoll doesn't collect personal information from attendees, so questions are submitted anonymously. This tends to surface more honest questions.
What other session types are coming?
Q&A is the first poll type available today. We're working on a scoring and feedback poll type, so you'll be able to ask your audience to rate a talk, demo or idea and see the average score update live.