Live audience engagement by Minfo
Your audience already has questions.
mPulse lets you hear them.
mPulse turns a one-way session into a conversation. The room asks, votes and reacts from their own phones, and the moderator sees exactly what the audience wants next — while there is still time to do something about it.
- No app store download for the audience
- Moderated before anything is shown
- Works on the phone in their hand
The bits of live Q&A everybody quietly dreads
None of this is anyone's fault. It is what happens when the only way into a session is a hand in the air and a microphone on a stick.
The roaming microphone
Two long-winded comments, one runner sprinting up an aisle, and the last ten minutes of the panel are gone.
The questions you never hear
The people with the sharpest question are usually the least likely to put a hand up in front of 400 strangers.
Reading the room by guesswork
A moderator can feel a session drifting but has nothing to point at, so the running order stays on rails.
Feedback that arrives too late
A survey sent the next morning tells you what went wrong after everyone has gone home.
What changes when the room can speak
Every question, in one queue
The room types instead of queueing. Questions arrive with the asker's name, ready to be picked, parked or merged.
The pulse of the room, live
Polls and reactions show which way the audience leans while the panel is still on stage, so the moderator can follow it.
Quiet voices get heard
Typing a question costs nothing socially, so you hear from the whole room rather than the loudest fifth of it.
Moderated before it is shown
Nothing reaches the screen until someone chooses it. Producers stay in control of what the room sees.
How mPulse works
- 1
The audience taps in
No app store detour and no typed link — the audience joins the session from their own phone.
- 2
They ask and vote
Questions, polls and reactions come in throughout the session, not just in the last five minutes.
- 3
You run the panel on what you see
The moderator picks what to take next, and the room's answers stay with the session afterwards.
Run your next panel on what the room actually wants
Set up a session, invite the room, and see the questions arrive.