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Questions to the room

Event Q&A that hears from the whole room

Event Q&A usually hears from the same three confident people. Questions to the room in LimeMoment Play lets everybody ask from their seat, anonymously if they'd rather, while the room upvotes what it most wants answered and a moderator decides what goes on screen.

It's there for a wedding couple's question time or a family celebration as much as for churches, charities, community meetings, conferences and all-hands sessions.

No app to install. No guest accounts. Free for up to 30 people at once.

How questions to the room works

  • Ask from your seat

    Activity: Questions to the room

    People type a question on their phone and send it with their name or anonymously. They can see whether it's waiting, approved, on screen or answered.

    On every plan

  • The room decides what matters

    Guests upvote the questions they want answered, so your speaker works down the list the audience actually cares about.

    On every plan

  • A moderator in charge

    Questions can be held until a moderator approves them. A moderator can reject, hide, prioritise, feature a question and mark it answered, using their own link that works without signing in.

    On every plan

  • On the big screen

    Show the featured question and the queue on a projector for the whole room, driven from the host's phone.

    On the Shine plan and up

  • Polls between questions

    Activity: Poll

    Pick one, pick all, rating, scale or ranking polls, with results shown live or when you reveal them.

    On every plan

  • Feedback before people leave

    Activity: Feedback

    Feedback is an activity like any other, so you have the answers before the room empties, and they export as a CSV file on every plan.

    On every plan

Ready-to-run programmes to start from

In Play, open Create and pick one of the ready-to-run programmes. It arrives with its questions, host notes and running order, and you can change any of it. They're on every plan.

  • Conference session

    An opening poll, questions for the speaker, a check-in half way and session feedback, for one talk or a whole day.

    About 15 minutes of play

    1. Opening poll (Poll)
    2. Questions for the speaker (Questions to the room)
    3. One word for today (Word cloud)
    4. Session feedback (Feedback)
  • Church or community gathering

    A gentle programme: one word each, a few easy questions about Liverpool, space for memories and questions to the room.

    About 20 minutes of play

    1. One word for today (Word cloud)
    2. A few gentle questions (Live quiz)
    3. Something to be thankful for (Complete the memory)
    4. Questions to the room
    5. What should we do next time? (Feedback)
For example

A community meeting at St George's Hall

Picture a community meeting for 200 people at St George's Hall. Open questions to the room when the panel starts, with moderation switched on so a volunteer approves each question from their own phone. The room upvotes what matters most, the chair takes the top questions in order and a feedback activity closes the evening.

200 people taking part at once fits the Shine plan, which allows up to 300.

What each plan adds to Play

Every activity is on every plan. The paid plans add more people at once and these extras.

Spark
Up to 30 people at once, plus table and team scoring.
Glow
Up to 100 people at once, plus Lime AI writes your programme and questions (40 creations per moment).
Shine
Up to 300 people at once, plus the big screen, the Event Finale and detailed Play statistics.
Signature
Up to 1,000 people at once, plus your name, logo and colour on phones and the big screen.
Agency
Up to 5,000 people at once.

Questions hosts ask

The full FAQ covers plans, data and accessibility, and the party quiz guide walks you through a first game.

Can people ask event Q&A questions anonymously?

Yes. Anonymous asking is on by default and you can switch it off. You can also run the whole session in anonymous mode, where no names or photos are collected at all.

Does the moderator need an account?

No. You give the moderator their own link, which works without signing in, and you can take it back at any time so it stops working straight away.

Do we need a big screen for event Q&A?

No. Guests see approved questions and vote on their phones. A big screen lets the whole room see the featured question as well.

Hear from everybody at your next event

Add questions to the room to any moment, choose whether a moderator approves each question and share the code. Event Q&A on LimeMoment is on every plan, including the free one, so the quiet half of the room gets a say.