Town Hall Q&A
Collect, moderate, and display written questions from a large audience - one link, upvote-ranked, with full host moderation.
Perfect for every team
One tool for standups, classrooms, Q&A, and more
City & Council Meetings
Give residents a written way to ask officials questions, moderated before they're displayed publicly.
Candidate & Policy Forums
Let attendees submit and upvote policy questions so the most-wanted topics get addressed first.
School Board & District Meetings
Collect parent and community questions in writing, with the option for anonymity on sensitive topics.
HOA & Community Meetings
Keep large resident meetings organized with a single, moderated question queue instead of a free-for-all.
The Challenge
- 1Open-mic Q&A at large public meetings is slow and often dominated by a few vocal attendees
- 2Officials can't easily tell which questions represent the broader room versus one person's agenda
- 3Sensitive or controversial questions often go unasked when attendees have to stand and speak publicly
- 4There's rarely a clean record of what was asked and answered after a public meeting
Our Solution
- 1Written submissions let every attendee ask without needing the mic or the floor
- 2Upvoting surfaces the questions the room actually wants addressed, not just the loudest ones
- 3Anonymous mode gives attendees a way to ask sensitive questions without being identified
- 4The question queue remains available afterward for meeting minutes or follow-up
How it works
Get started in minutes
Create the session ahead of the meeting
Set up anonymity and sharing options before doors open, and generate your link and QR code.
Share the link with attendees
Display the QR code on screen, in the agenda, or on handouts so attendees can join from their own phones.
Moderate and display live
Review incoming questions, approve what's appropriate, and show the upvote-ranked queue on the meeting's main screen.
Everything you need
Why teams choose us
- 1Run a more orderly public meeting without cutting off public input
- 2Prioritize answers based on what the room actually upvotes, not who got to the mic first
- 3Give residents a lower-friction, no-account way to participate
- 4Keep moderation control so inappropriate submissions never reach the public display
Frequently asked questions
How many attendees can submit questions at once?
Can we moderate questions before they're visible to the room?
Can attendees stay anonymous?
How does upvoting help with a large crowd?
Is this the same as ShuffleTurn's Q&A Queue Manager?
Running a town hall or public meeting?
Set up your session before the meeting starts - it takes a minute.
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