For events, workshops and classes
Hearing from a whole room is hard. Rangle does it in 2 minutes.
Only a few people ever get the mic. With Rangle, everyone scans a code and answers on their phone in about 2 minutes. You reveal what the room thinks on the big screen, while you're still together.
Free while we're in early access. Takes a few minutes to set up. Participants don't need an account.
What you said
What's the biggest reason volunteers stop showing up?
- No clear role or training21
- Too little time, life gets busy14
- Not thanked or recognized9
48 answers · groups of 2 or more people
How it works
Three steps, and Rangle does most of the work.
Set it up before the event
Describe the session in a sentence or two. Rangle drafts the prompts, and you change anything you like.
The room scans one code
People answer on their phones as you go, with no account and no name. They can send questions for the speaker at any time, too.
Reveal what the room thinks
Rangle groups the answers as they come in, and you choose when to show them on the big screen. Afterward, you get a full write-up.
What it does
The same short chats, and the result you need.
- Make a decisionChoose between a few options, or whether to do something at allThe options ranked, the tradeoffs, and where the group splitsSee an example
- Map everyone's viewsFind out what people think, and why, before anything is decidedThemes, agreements, splits and the minority views worth a lookSee an example
- Hear from customersAsk 150 customers why they stay, and what nearly made them leaveThemes and splits with the reasons, counted customer by customerSee an example
- Make a planSettle where, when and who's doing whatOne plan, with people named only if they offer and say yesSee an example
- Write something togetherDraft a mission statement with 40 peopleOne draft in the group's voice, ready to edit and adoptSee an example
- Hear a room, liveHear the whole room at a workshopLive results on the big screen in minutesYou're on this page
Made for groups too big for a group chat
From 10 people to a few hundred, online over a few days or live in the room.
- Teams and organizationsPick next quarter's prioritiesThe ideas ranked, with a recommended top twoMore for teams and organizations
- Boards and committeesWeigh a capital campaign with 12 board membersWhere the board agrees and splits, before anyone walks inMore for boards and committees
- Schools and universitiesHear 200 staff, parents and students (13+) on a new policyA map of where the school agrees and splitsMore for schools and universities
- Nonprofits and advocacyPick this year's campaign with 140 membersA plan with volunteers, or an open letterMore for nonprofits and advocacy
- Communities and neighborhoodsHear every neighbor on a street redesignA map of where people agree and splitMore for communities and neighborhoods
- Families and friendsPlan a reunion for 34 relativesA plan with dates, a place and volunteersMore for families and friends
Everyone heard, in a fraction of the time.
Meetings hear from the loudest few. Surveys get checkboxes, not reasons. Rangle talks with every person, then counts carefully.
Everyone takes part
Not just whoever talks most or makes it to the meeting. Minority views and one-person ideas worth a look are called out, not averaged away.
Days, not weeks
People take part side by side, in about 5 minutes each. No meetings to schedule and no 200-reply email thread to untangle.
Accurate, not vibes
Rangle asks follow-up questions, so you get the reasons, not just checkboxes. When it says “22 of 25 people,” it counted them, and every quote is checked against what people actually said.
Honest, because it's private
You see who took part, never what each person said, so people say what they really think. Nobody edits the results.
Hear from everyone in the room, not just the front row.
Free while we're in early access.