Turn working sessions into shared decisions.
Give every participant a clear way to contribute, make the options visible, and move from input to a next step the room understands.
Built for
- Workshops
- Planning
- All-hands
Which option should we explore first?
Step 1: Join from any browser
Step 2: Choose how to contribute
Step 3: Bring the room back together
Better signals in the room
Move beyond a few voices and a vague sense of agreement.
Use focused interactions to surface questions, compare options, and make the direction of a working session easier to see.
Find where the room aligns
Use a live poll to reveal common ground and the points that need more discussion.
Surface questions before they disappear
Keep questions in a shared channel so the facilitator can address them at the right moment.
Make the next step visible
Use a quick vote or structured discussion to clarify priorities before the session closes.
From agenda to action
Design participation around the decision the room needs to make.
Plan several interaction moments and open each one as the workshop or meeting develops.
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Frame the decision
Define the question, options, or uncertainty that the group needs to work through together.
- 2
Gather useful input
Choose a poll, Q&A, vote, or discussion based on the kind of contribution the moment needs.
- 3
Name the next action
Bring the result back to the agenda and clarify what will happen after the room has responded.
Flexible interaction formats
Use the right kind of participation for the moment.
Build a session from focused activities instead of forcing every conversation into the same format.
Live polls
Ask a focused question and make the room’s response visible while the session is moving.
Q&A
Collect questions in one place and let participants surface the ones that matter most.
Structured discussion
Open a topic for written contributions, replies, and reactions without losing the thread.
Quick votes
Use a clear for-or-against choice when the room needs to take a position quickly.
Tools for the facilitator
Good participation is designed into the agenda.
SlidePulse helps make the interaction visible; the facilitator gives it purpose and follows through.
Ask for a specific contribution
Tell people whether you need a question, a preference, a concern, or a proposed direction.
Keep input tied to the agenda
Open each interaction at the moment when the response can inform the work in progress.
Close with ownership
Summarize what the room contributed and identify how it carries into the next decision or action.
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Create the participation flow, share it with the room, and turn the response into a clear next step.