Every voice
deserves the mic.

One QR. Any phone. Take questions, votes or song requests — live on screen in about a minute.

Mode:
Free foreverNo login page, everNo app for your audience
Live demo · plays on its own

See a question travel to the screen.

Audience phone. Host review. Big screen. That's the whole app.

Audience · on their phone
Growth AMA · Live

Ask the speaker anything.

What would you like to ask…
as Sarah M.
Host · moderator view
Needs review · 0
the queue’s empty — someone’s about to type…
The big screen
WAITINGaskstage.app

Scan to ask anything.

The shy folks in the back finally asked the actual hard questions.

Marcus L.Panel hostDesign meetup · 120 people

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Start a room in one line.

Name the session, pick your mode — Q&A, live vote, or jukebox. You get a QR code and a private host dashboard.

Your audience taps in from their phones.

They scan the QR. Ask a question, cast a vote, or request a song — whatever the room is about. No app, no login.

You put the good ones on the big screen.

One tap sends it to the projector. Speakers, hosts and DJs run their rooms the same way — you keep it flowing.

Rooms it’s built for

Wherever people gather — to talk, to vote, or to dance.

For Q&A and voting

Conferences

Panels, keynotes, breakouts — every room a moderator.

Town halls

Company-wide meetings where every desk gets a voice.

Classrooms

Lectures and workshops where nobody has to raise a hand.

Comedy nights

Open mics, roasts and requests. Take questions between sets.

Book launches

Author Q&A where the good question isn’t always the loudest.

Team standups

Retros, all-hands, weekly rituals worth asking through.

For music & jukebox nights

Weddings

Guests request the songs they actually want to dance to.

Pubs & bars

Point a QR at the room. Regulars build the set list.

Cover bands

Between sets, let the crowd vote on what to play next.

Built for the rooms where people actually gather — town halls, conferences, classrooms, comedy nights, standups, and every meeting that could use one more voice.

People run rooms every day.