
everwall.toHow to Add Live Polling to Your Event Without Another AppYou already know the moment. A speaker finishes a point and says, "Let's hear from you. Pull out your phones, go to this website, type in this code, and answer the question on the screen." Then the room goes quiet. People squint at the code. A few give up. By the time most of the audience has the poll loaded, the speaker has already moved on, and the results trickle in too late to matter.This happens because the poll lives somewhere separate from everything else at your event. Attendees have to leave whatever they were doing, find a new site or download a new app, and focus on a screen that has nothing to do with the rest of your program. For something meant to pull people in, that is a lot of friction.