SlidePulse for events

Give a large room a clear way to take part.

Connect the audience to what is happening on stage with live questions, focused polls, and a shared view that keeps participation easy to follow.

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Built for

Conferences
Town halls
Auditoriums

A simple participation flow

Responses open

What should the panel address next?

Step 1: Join from any browser
Step 2: Choose how to contribute
Step 3: Bring the room back together

A bridge between stage and audience

Turn a room full of spectators into a room with a voice.

Give participation a visible place in the program, whether the audience is asking, reacting, or helping set the direction.

Collect questions as the event unfolds

Keep audience questions in one channel so moderators can find the themes worth bringing to the stage.

Read the room at useful moments

Use a short poll before, during, or after a segment to understand where the audience stands.

Make participation part of the program

Show the prompt and shared result on the main display so input feels connected to the live experience.

Built for a live run-of-show

Prepare the interaction, open it at the right moment, and guide the room forward.

Plan the questions and audience interactions so the presenter, moderator, and display can follow the same program.

1
Prepare the key moments
Add the questions and participation formats that support the purpose of each segment.
2
Invite participation clearly
Put the QR code or audience link on screen and explain what kind of contribution you need.
3
Moderate in context
Use incoming questions and responses to steer the live conversation without losing the agenda.

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.

Participation people can follow

The audience should always know what is open and what happens next.

Clear cues make digital participation feel like a natural part of the event rather than another screen to manage.

Make one visible invitation

Keep the join instruction simple and repeat it when a new participation moment begins.

Curate openly

Tell the audience how questions or responses will be selected and when they will be addressed.

Return to the room

Reflect the input back through the stage and shared display so contributors can see the connection.

One participation layer, different kinds of rooms.

Explore how the same core tools adapt to other facilitated settings.

Open a useful channel to your audience.

Build the participation moments for your event and bring them into the room when the time is right.

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