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Let the room hear itself.

Live polls and Q&A for town halls, talks and panels. People join on their phones with the code on the screen. No app, no sign-up.

Open suara suara.zennia.sg

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How suara feels

For the whole room, from a town hall to a panel.

suara on the room’s screen: live results for “Which change should we try first?”, led by flexible start and finish times at 43%, with 86 people answered and the join code in the corner.
An audience phone in suara: the same poll with “Flexible start and finish times” chosen and “Your answer is in.”
suara at a town hall: live poll results on the room’s screen, and an audience phone that has just answered.

Behaviours

Calm by design

  1. One question at a time

    Five question types, opened one at a time by the presenter. Results go to the screen, not to phones.

  2. Questions in your own words

    Ask with your name or without it, and upvote what matters. The team can approve questions first, and replies stay private unless they're made public.

  3. One person holds the screen

    One holder at a time, and the team sees who has it. Nothing shows by accident.

Details

Good to know

Who runs it
Organisers, presenters, moderators and panellists, each with a role that decides what they can do.
Joining
A six-character code on the screen. No app, no account.
Kept for
90 days after the session ends, then deleted, images included.
The name
Malay and Indonesian for voice, and also vote. suara does both. It counts answers and collects questions.

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