Team meetings
Open with a word cloud, then rank the options before you decide.
Question templates
Sixteen ideas to keep a room involved from the first minute to the last: a word cloud to open, a quiz or a matching game after each part, a timer for group work, then Q&A and a rating to close.
Make your next talk interactiveThe big screen and a participant's phone
Open with a word cloud, then rank the options before you decide.
Check each module with a quiz, match pairs or the right order.
Open with a number to guess and close with upvoted questions.
Fill in the blanks, then spin the wheel to pick who answers.
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.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type and the moment it fits. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation, enough for a talk of about 45 minutes.
In one word, what do you hope to get from this session?
Opening. Every phone comes out in the first minute, and the biggest words show what people expect.
How many hours a week do you spend in meetings?
Opening. No right answer: the screen shows the spread, the average and the median.
How familiar are you with today's topic?
Opening. New, some experience or expert: set your level of detail from the split.
True or false: lightning never strikes the same place twice.
After a part. Answer: false. Swap in a common myth from your own topic.
A strong password is [long], [unique] and never shared.
After a part. Add short and simple as extra words to place.
Match each abbreviation with its meaning.
KPI: key performance indicator. ROI: return on investment. FAQ: frequently asked questions.
Put these planets in order, starting from the sun.
After a part. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars. Each phone gets them shuffled.
How clear was this part, from 1 to 5?
After a part. A low average tells you to explain again before moving on.
Who answers the next question?
Mid talk. Ask for first names and leave the wheel empty: it picks among the people connected.
Share 100 points between the topics for the second half.
Mid talk. Spend the time left on what the room wants most.
What did your group decide? One answer per group.
Group work. Run a 10-minute timer first, on the big screen and every phone.
Rank these options before we decide.
Before a decision. The big screen shows the overall order.
What would you like me to explain again?
Before the end. Upvotes bring the most wanted questions to the top.
Rate each part of today's session, from 1 to 5.
Closing. Content, examples, pace and slides, all rated at once.
Which of these will you try next week? Pick all that apply.
Closing. Turns what people heard into actions.
In one word, what will you take away from today?
Closing. Compare it with the opening cloud.
People stay with you when they have something to do. Plan a short question at each turn of your talk, about every ten minutes, and use the answers to decide what to stress next.
Start light, with questions anyone can answer in a few seconds. Check knowledge right after you explain something, while it is fresh. Keep questions that need thought, like 100 points or open text, for when the room is warmed up.
Put the QR code on one of your slides and open the live screen in a browser tab when it is time to ask. People on a video call answer from the short link in the meeting chat. Nobody installs an app or creates an account.
Ask the audience something about every ten minutes. Show a QR code on a slide, people answer on their phones, and results appear live on the big screen. Mix games, quick polls and open questions.
One to open, one after each part of about ten minutes, and one to close. Five is plenty for a 45-minute talk.
Games with points, like the quiz, match pairs or the right order, raise the energy, especially with the leaderboard on screen. Word clouds and open text get people sharing. Audience Q&A gives quiet people a voice.
Yes. The free plan includes every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. Participants need no app and no account.