Anonymous Polls for Conference Feedback
Event organisers use anonymous polls to collect honest session feedback from attendees without the awkwardness of public Q&A or the low response rates of post-event surveys sent to cold inboxes. Attendees are far more willing to flag a session that missed the mark when their response is anonymous — which is the data organisers actually need to improve next year's programme.
Example questions for conference feedback
- How would you rate the overall quality of today's sessions?
- Which session format do you want more of at the next conference?
- How relevant was the content to your day-to-day work?
- Would you recommend this conference to a colleague in your field?
- What's the single change that would most improve next year's event?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do attendees need to create an account to give feedback?
No. Share the link or display the QR code during or after a session. Attendees vote in one tap from their phone with no sign-up required.
Can the event organiser see which attendee rated which session?
No. Only aggregated results are visible. Individual attendees' feedback is never attributed, which is what produces honest answers rather than polite ones.
How do I collect feedback during a conference?
Display the QR code on the final presentation slide, put the link in the event app or conference Slack, or include it in the post-session email. Attendees vote while the session is still fresh.
Is it free for event organisers?
Yes, completely free. No per-event fees, no attendee limits, no registration required for the organiser or the attendees who respond.
