Team meetings
One quick vote before the agenda wakes everyone up.
Question templates
Sixteen fun poll questions for meetings, classes and events, sorted by question type: quick choices, word clouds, ratings, rankings, a number to guess and the wheel. Show the QR code and the room answers from their phones.
Run these fun pollsSorted by Hopvote question type, from quick choices to the wheel. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation, so pick a few of different types.
Pineapple on pizza: yes or no?
Yes, No, Only when nobody is watching. The classic opener everyone has an opinion on.
Is a hot dog a sandwich?
Yes, No, It is its own thing. The debate lasts longer than the vote.
Cats or dogs?
Cats, Dogs, Both, Neither: I have a cactus. A safe bet with kids and adults.
If this group were a film, what kind would it be?
Comedy, Action, Heist, Documentary, Musical. Ask the smallest side to explain.
Which of these could you not live without for a week? Pick all that apply.
Coffee, Phone, Music, Chocolate, Your bed, Hot showers.
Describe your perfect weekend in three words.
Each phone sends up to three words. The most shared grow bigger.
Which fictional character would you hire for our team?
One name each. The biggest name on the screen gets the job.
How much do you trust someone who does not like chocolate?
1 is not at all, 5 is completely. The average settles it.
Rate each of these from 1 to 5.
Mondays, karaoke, board games, surprise parties. Four averages on one screen.
Rank these meeting habits from most to least annoying.
Late starts, running over time, reply all, talking while muted, background noise.
Rank these ways to travel from best to worst.
Train, plane, car, bike, on foot. The room's order appears on the screen.
Share 100 points between these ways to spend a free afternoon.
Nap, sport, friends, a series, a long lunch. See where the room puts its points.
How many unread emails does the host have right now?
Set the real count as the answer. The closest guess wins.
What is the strangest thing you have ever eaten?
Open text. Read the best ones aloud, and hide any you would rather skip.
Spin the wheel: who picks the music for the break?
Ask for first names and leave the wheel empty: it spins among the people connected.
Spin the wheel: where do we go for lunch on Friday?
Type the places, up to 50. The wheel decides and nobody argues.
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.
One quick vote before the agenda wakes everyone up.
A light vote after a hard exercise, before the next one.
A fun poll between two talks while the next speaker gets ready.
Paste the link in the chat and the whole call votes at once.
The same topic feels different as a poll, a word cloud or a ranking. A choice gives a split in seconds, a word cloud puts every answer on the screen, a ranking shows the room's taste in one order. Choose the type for the reaction you want.
Two or three fun polls are enough to change the mood of a room: one at the start, one after a long part, one before the break. Pick light topics with no wrong answer, so nobody feels put on the spot. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, plenty for a short round.
People scan the QR code or type hopvote.com and the 5-character code. No app and no account, and each phone shows the questions in its own language. In a video call, paste the short link in the chat. Answers stay anonymous unless you ask for first names, which also lets the wheel spin among the people connected.
A light question with no wrong answer that anyone can answer in a few seconds, such as "Cats or dogs?" or "Pineapple on pizza: yes or no?". It gets every phone out and the room talking before the serious part.
Yes, unless you ask for first names. The screen shows the results without names, so people answer honestly, even about pineapple.
Yes. Copy any question and change the options, up to 10 per choice question, or describe your group to the AI and it drafts a fresh set.
Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. Solo is €5 a month or €48 a year, Pro €12 a month, and an Event Pass is €9 for 72 hours.