Confidence Meter
Show how sure people feel, not just whether they agree.
Best for: learning checks, induction, training and change sessions.
What you get back: who feels ready and who may need more support.
Question types
PollSpark covers the familiar formats you expect, plus formats for confidence, mood, change, training, workshops, induction and live sessions.
Only on PollSpark
These three formats are designed for the moments where a standard poll does not quite tell you enough.
Show how sure people feel, not just whether they agree.
Best for: learning checks, induction, training and change sessions.
What you get back: who feels ready and who may need more support.
Ask twice, measure the change. Same scale, real movement.
Best for: showing change during a session.
What you get back: a visible shift in confidence, understanding or readiness.
Read the room in one tap. Five faces, one honest snapshot.
Best for: wellbeing, energy, change readiness and session temperature.
What you get back: a respectful read on how the room is feeling.
Plus the three PollSpark formats above.
Use the simple formats when you need a quick answer. Use the deeper formats when you need to understand what changed.
A fast way to ask people to choose from clear options.
Best for: quick checks, preferences and confidence in a topic.
What you get back: a clear split across the room.
Capture short answers and show the language people use most.
Best for: first reactions, themes and shared language.
What you get back: the words and phrases people reach for first.
Give people space to explain what they think in their own words.
Best for: comments, concerns, ideas and reflections.
What you get back: richer answers in people's own words.
Ask the room to order options when the priority matters.
Best for: priorities, trade-offs and group decision-making.
What you get back: what matters most when people have to choose.
Measure a score on a simple scale that is quick to answer.
Best for: usefulness, confidence, readiness and satisfaction.
What you get back: a quick average and distribution.
Use a simple choice when you need the room to be clear.
Best for: decisions, checks and simple commitments.
What you get back: a fast read on agreement or readiness.
Compare agreement across several prompts in one view.
Best for: agreement, confidence and sentiment across several statements.
What you get back: patterns across a set of prompts.
Let people place votes where they would put their support.
Best for: prioritising ideas, choosing next steps and narrowing options.
What you get back: a weighted view of what the room would back.
Q&A
Q&A is also supported. Add a moderated Q&A alongside your poll so people can ask questions, get answers and keep the conversation going.
Use cases
Start with a quick vote, a mood check, or a before and after question. Participants join by code and answer from any device.