Live Q&A Give every participant a voice.
Attendees submit questions from their phones during any session. Session chairs moderate in real time on the Question Board — selecting the most relevant questions to display on the stage screen. Anonymous submissions encourage candid questions. No microphone queues, no wasted time.
The full Q&A journey, step by step.
A participant types their question
During the active presentation, any attendee opens the Meet2Be app and submits a question to the speaker — anonymously or with their name. No microphone, no hand-raising, no waiting.
The session chair sees every question in real time
All submitted questions stream into the Question Board. The session chair reviews, filters duplicates, and selects the most relevant questions — all before the speaker finishes their slide.
Question Board
Live Moderation
What is the recommended dosage for first-line patients with renal impairment?
Are there contraindications with concurrent beta-blocker therapy?
What were the primary endpoints in the Phase III trial?
One tap sends the question to the stage screen
The session chair marks a question as "On Screen". It instantly appears on the physical hall display via Screen Management — visible to the speaker and every attendee in the room.
What is the recommended dosage for first-line patients with renal impairment?
The speaker and audience read it together
The approved question is projected on the stage screen with the asker's name (or "Anonymous"). The speaker addresses it directly — creating a focused, inclusive discussion moment.
AUDIENCE QUESTION
What is the recommended dosage for first-line patients with renal impairment?
— Dr. Sarah Mitchell
Every question logged, every metric tracked
After the session, export the full Q&A log — total questions, approval rate, anonymous vs. named ratio, per-session breakdowns. Data-driven insights for your post-event report.
Q&A Session Report
Session 3A — Future of Precision Medicine
248
Total Questions
89%
Approved
34%
Anonymous
Proven at congresses, conferences, and corporate events.
Medical congress keynotes
After a keynote, 500 physicians submit questions simultaneously — no microphone queues. The session chair filters the most clinically relevant questions for the panel, ensuring every minute of Q&A time counts.
Corporate town halls and all-hands
Give every employee a voice — including those who would never raise their hand in a room of 300. Anonymous mode surfaces honest questions about strategy, compensation, and company direction.
Academic symposium discussions
After research presentations, attendees submit targeted follow-up questions. The moderator prioritizes by scientific relevance, ensuring limited discussion time is spent on the questions that advance the field.
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