Anonymous voting
Put a motion, a date or a budget to a vote. Members scan the QR code, vote on their phone without giving their name, and the totals appear on the big screen as votes arrive.
Start an anonymous voteThe big screen and a participant's phone
With a show of hands, people watch the first hands go up before raising their own. When nobody can see who voted what, members vote for what they really think, and quiet voices count as much as loud ones.
Single choice suits a motion: for, against or abstain. Multiple choice approves several options at once, a ranking or 100 points sets priorities, and a rating scale scores several proposals in one question. Open text collects comments before the vote.
Show the QR code on screen for members in the room and paste the short link in the video call chat for the others. Everyone takes part in the same vote, and the waiting screen tells the room that answers are anonymous.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type that fits it best. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation, so pick up to five per meeting.
Do you approve the minutes of the last meeting?
For, against or abstain. The simplest motion, done in seconds.
Do you approve the proposed budget for next year?
For, against or abstain. Pause voting when the time is up.
Which dates suit you for the next general meeting? Pick all that apply.
List three or four dates. The top bar is the date most people can make.
Should the next general meeting be in person, online or both?
Three options, and the split shows as votes arrive.
Rank these projects in order of priority.
Up to 10 items. The overall ranking shows the shared order.
Share 100 points between these budget lines.
Shows how strongly members care, not only the order.
Rate each proposal from 1 to 5.
A rating scale with 2 to 10 proposals, each with its own average.
From 1 to 10, how confident are you in this plan?
A consultative score before the board decides.
What annual membership fee would you find fair?
No right answer: the screen shows the spread, the average and the median.
Which name should we choose for the new project?
Up to 10 options. Decide in one minute instead of a long debate.
Should we move the weekly meeting to Tuesday morning?
Yes, no or no preference. A quick decision for the whole team.
Who should represent the team on the steering committee?
List the volunteers. For an internal choice, not a regulated election.
What should the board know before this vote?
Open text, anonymous. Read the comments, then open the vote.
What questions do you have about this proposal?
Members post and upvote questions. Answer the top ones, then vote.
In one word, what should our priority be this year?
A consultative word cloud before you list the options.
Which agenda item do we discuss first?
Enter the items and spin: a draw everyone sees on screen.
Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.
On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.
Results update live on the big screen, then export them.
Members in the room and online vote in the same poll.
Take a consultative vote before the formal decision.
Pick a date, a name or a priority without a show of hands.
Share the short link in the call chat, nothing to install.
Yes, by default. Voters join without an account and give no name, and the screen shows only totals. Names appear only if you ask for first names, so leave that setting off for a vote.
Hopvote suits consultative votes and decisions made in meetings. It does not verify the identity of voters. For elections regulated by law, such as official workplace elections, use a certified electronic voting system. For a general meeting, also check what your bylaws require.
Yes. Share the short link in the meeting chat: people in the room and online vote in the same poll, from a phone or a computer, with nothing to install.
Yes to start. The free plan includes every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. For a larger assembly, an Event Pass starts at €9, or choose Solo at €5 a month.