Live Q&A tools
ShuffleTurn live Q&A lets an audience type questions from their phone and upvote the ones they care about, while the host moderates and shows the queue on a big screen. Hosts and participants do not need an account, and the host chooses whether questions are anonymous. The pages below cover the common situations, from a town hall to a webinar. One of them covers a different job: deciding who speaks next in person.
Q&A pages by situation
- Live Q&A toolThe general page. Start here if you want the full picture of written, upvoted, moderated questions for any event.Read more
- Anonymous Q&A toolFor groups where people hold back unless they can ask without a name, such as feedback sessions and sensitive topics. The host controls anonymity.Read more
- Town hall Q&A softwareFor large public or civic meetings where many people want to ask. Written questions replace a line at the microphone.Read more
- All hands Q&AFor company-wide meetings where employees ask leadership questions, optionally anonymously and with optional moderation.Read more
- Webinar Q&A toolFor online sessions. It runs alongside whatever webinar tool you use and is joined with a link or QR code, so it is not a plugin for any specific platform.Read more
- AMA toolFor Ask Me Anything sessions where upvotes decide which questions get answered first.Read more
- Q&A for churchesFor sermons and services where questions are collected from the room and shown on a projector.Read more
- Q&A queue managerNot written questions. It is a timed turn-order queue for who asks next when people raise a hand in the room.Read more