Meetings
Polls and questions in your video call — votes counted, never named
Anyone in a Meetful call can start a poll or put a question to the room. Votes are counted but never tied to a name, and the results show live for everyone.
How it works
- In a call, open Polls.
- Write the question and the choices.
- Everyone votes from their own screen.
- Results update live; nobody’s vote is shown by name.
What is different
Anonymous by design.Counts, never names.
Anyone can ask.Not only the host.
Free.Polls are in the free plan.
Questions people ask
Are votes anonymous?
Yes — they are counted, never named.
Yes — they are counted, never named.
Can guests vote?
Yes, anyone in the call.
Yes, anyone in the call.
Do polls cost anything?
No.
No.
Related
Free breakout roomsMeetful splits a call into breakout rooms on the free plan.Live stream to YouTubeMeetful streams a call live to YouTube or any service that gives you a stream key (RTMP).Free video meetings, nothing to installMeetful is a free video meeting app that runs in the browser: type your name, press Start, and send the link.
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Meetings that take their own notes
Free video meetings in the browser: every line of the transcript under the name of who said it, and the summary and action items when you hang up. Nothing to install — guests just open the link.