chorus
Real-time, participatory polling for talks, workshops, and events. The room votes, suggests answers, and sees results live, no accounts, nothing stored permanently.
What it does
chorus was built for situations when you want people to participate and not just watch. Chorus lets a group vote, suggest their own answers, and see results update in real time. The organizer controls the pace: post a question, add answers of their own if needed, lock suggestions once discussion should move to voting, or push everyone to the next topic with a single click. Guests join with a four-character token, no sign-up, no app to install, and can suggest answers or vote from their own phone. Nothing is stored permanently.
Launch chorus
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Running a session
Organizer starts a session and shares the four-character join token with the room.
Guests join from their own phone with the token, no account or app install needed.
The organizer posts a question. Guests vote or suggest their own answers.
Results update live. Lock suggestions, then move to the next topic whenever the room's ready.
chorus on GitHub
chorus is open source. Source code, issues, and setup instructions live on GitHub:
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