Let the best questions rise to the top
Audience question upvoting means your speaker answers what the room actually wants to know — not just whoever asked first or loudest.
Now speaking
Priya Shah — Keynote
Top questions
What's on the roadmap for next quarter?
Will this be available on mobile?
When time is short, not every submitted question can get answered. Upvoting solves that: attendees submit questions from their phone, and everyone in the audience can vote for the ones they want prioritized. The highest-voted questions sort to the top of the host's view automatically, so the last few minutes of a session go to what the room cares about most.
Submit without speaking up
Attendees write their question on their own device — no walking to a microphone, no waiting for a mic runner.
One vote per question, per device
Voting is capped per device to keep results honest, with a generous rate limit so real engagement never feels throttled.
Live-sorted for the host
The host's question list re-sorts by vote count in real time, so the top question is always obvious at a glance.
Frequently asked questions
Can someone vote for the same question twice?
No — voting is enforced per device server-side, so a duplicate vote from the same device is rejected.
Do attendees need an account to vote?
No — voting works from a link, no login or app required for your audience.
Can the host remove a question that shouldn't have been asked?
Yes — hosts can hide any question from the live view without deleting the underlying record.
Does upvoting work alongside the stage timer?
Yes — upvoting is part of asktimer.com's Q&A feature, scoped to the same event and speaker as the live countdown.
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