For organizers · conference days, kickoffs, internal gatherings
Every talk on your day gets its own code. The room joins on their own phones, with no app and no account. You put polls and a quiz in a running order and steer them from your phone. The speaker can add their own slides and let the room ask questions, and klapp drafts answers with a quote from those slides.
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01 / polls
Write the question and the options once, ahead of the talk. On the day you start it with one tap on your phone. You choose when the result goes on the big screen. Up to twenty polls in one event, all free.
02 / quiz
Type a topic or hand over a document, read every question before the room sees one, and start it from the running order. Points come from being right and from how sure you said you were, never from speed.
03 / Q&A
The speaker adds their own slides. The room asks, and klapp drafts an answer with a quote from those slides. The speaker can approve each question before the room sees it, and tell klapp what to stay away from.
1. One event for the day, one session per talk. Open playklapp.com/arrangement and sign in with Google or Microsoft. Give the event the title of the day and tick what the room can expect: questions, quiz, polls. Split the day into sessions. Each session can have its own Q&A. The event gets a six-digit code, and everyone joins with it at playklapp.com/join.
2. Polls and quiz in the running order. Add them from the event page. One quiz per event is free, and the event package holds three. Anything you add waits until you start it.
3. The canvas links in the presentation. The canvas is what the room sees on the big screen. The event page gives you one link for the code, one for each poll and quiz, and one for the question wall, plus a QR slide to download as a 16:9 image. Paste them into the slides. They show a waiting screen until you tap on your phone, and every link opens in the same window, so each click replaces the last.
4. Steer from your phone. The event page shows a QR code. Scan it with the phone you want as the remote. It works once, for five minutes, and whoever scans it steers the event, so keep it away from the big screen. From the phone you start the next poll or quiz, show the result and end the event.
5. The speaker's own slides for Q&A. On playklapp.com/qa the speaker adds PDF, PowerPoint, Word or plain text, chooses whether to approve questions first, and picks a size. It is paid before the talk, so nobody waits for a bank app on stage. An event whose Q&A never opens is refunded automatically.
Who makes the event. One person holds each event. On a day with several speakers, either each speaker makes their own event and gives you the code for your program, or you make all of them and put in the slides you are given. There is no way yet to invite a speaker into your event.
The event is free when you sign in, with up to twenty polls and one quiz. The people in the room never pay and never sign up, and the size of the room is never the price. There is no price per attendee and no price per day.
The event package is 249 kr once per event, for up to three quizzes in one event. Q&A is paid per session: 119 kr for 100 answers, 199 kr for 200, 379 kr for 400, and 99 kr for 100 more during the talk. If the event has several sessions, you pay for all of them at once, at the same price per session.
Those prices are in Norwegian kroner and are for buyers in Norway. Outside Norway, Q&A is sold through Stripe's Link, in your own currency, when selling from your country is open. If it is not, write to us. The whole list, with when the card is charged and when you get the money back, is on pricing.
A program with times and rooms. The running order is the polls and quizzes of one event, in order, with no times, no rooms and no speaker names. The waiting screen on the phones shows the title of the event and a line that the host starts something soon. Keep the day's program where it is today.
A separate login for each speaker. One key steers the whole event, and the remote QR gives the same key. There is no co-host and no speaker link.
Files for the audience to download, and invitations by e-mail. klapp stores no file for download and sends no invitation. The slides a speaker adds for Q&A are used for that talk and are gone when the event ends.
Limits to plan around. Each session has its own Q&A and its own material, roughly one talk, about 35 slides. An event ends by itself after two hours without activity, and after twelve hours at the latest. That is a day, not two. The event page is made for a laptop, and the phone is the remote.
Write to hello@playklapp.com. Tell us the date, how many talks there are and roughly how many people come. We set up the first event with you by e-mail: one event with one session per talk, the polls in the running order and the canvas links for your slides. The help costs nothing. Q&A is paid per talk, by whoever opens it.
What this page does not claim. No outside organizer has run a day on klapp yet, so there are no logos and no quotes here. Try the room before the day, and keep the first poll short. klapp deploys often, and a running game is saved and usually goes on after a restart, but that is not a promise.
A quiz round inside one talk has its own page, running it from PowerPoint, Teams or Zoom has another, and the all-hands has another. How klapp compares with Slido, Mentimeter and Kahoot is on their own pages, with the rows where they do more, and one table puts all of them and Pigeonhole Live side by side. What is and is not kept about the room is on privacy.