Interactive questions don’t just collect answers, they show what matters most. Because participants can anonymously agree or disagree with any comment, you get a sense of how widely a sentiment is shared.

This helps uncover alignment or friction, without hierarchy or loudest-voice bias. It gives every idea a fair shot, so overlooked insights rise to the surface. And it doesn’t stop at feedback—it turns the invisible, internal know-how of employees into shared understanding the whole organization can act on.

Involved is designed to help people share their thoughts honestly and engage with each other’s ideas. Emojis make that process more inviting, especially for participants who might otherwise stay quiet.

They lower the barrier to joining in and make interaction feel lighter, even when the topic is serious. What really matters are the insights that come out of those interactions. The emojis are simply one of the ways we encourage participation, so that more voices are heard, more ideas are shared, and the results are stronger.

In short: emojis make it easier to engage, but the value of Involved lies in the depth of insights and involvement that follows.

Yes, as many as you want.

Yes, polls, single choice, rating, multiple choice and much more.

It depends on the number of questions you want to ask. We recommend around 4 minutes per interactive question.

Sure, just hit "Start" whenever you want to start the session.

Yes, with an Advanced subscription. We'll work with you to set it up.

Sure. Go to “Results” and then click on comments to follow the conversation in real time.

Yes. If participant joins via the code before you have started the session, they will see a “Waiting for host” message.

LIVE: In the participant app you see the current number of people who are active in the application in that moment.

FLEX: The historic amount of participants who have contributed.

We recommend you use voice with Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. You can also use it directly on your phone with the build-in microphone available on the phone in your keyboard.

In sessions it is very, very rare that we see this. People are constructive and professional.