Q&A that drives engagement
Q&A collects written questions from the audience during a live event, moderates them before anyone sees them, and lets the host work through them in the order that makes sense. Asking in writing is the step most of the audience will actually take: it takes no courage, no microphone and no camera, and it can be done anonymously. For the people who do want to speak, the same event can open a microphone as well.
Q&A designed for professional events
Moderated by default
Questions go through moderation before they appear, so the host decides what reaches the audience and the speakers.
Anonymous or named
Attendees choose whether their name is attached to a question. Anonymous questions often produce better engagement.
Upvoting
Attendees upvote the questions they want answered, so the topics the room cares about surface on their own.
Mark as answered
The host tracks which questions have been addressed, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Optional AI introduction
Videosync's AI voice can announce a questioner's name and organization before they're read out or brought on to speak, the same way on every question. It's an optional setting, not a requirement for every broadcast, and can be switched off or run in another language.
Anonymous questions = more questions
Q&A lets a question arrive without a name attached, and that single option changes what the host receives. When attendees can ask anonymously, they are more likely to ask the questions everyone wants answered but nobody wants to put their name on. Moderation works the same either way, so an anonymous question is still reviewed before it surfaces.
The bigger picture
Written questions are one step on a wider scale. Videosync also lets an attendee raise a hand, open a microphone and speak in their own voice, and the host decides how far any single event goes.
See the full picture of audience interactivityQuestions about Q&A
Can attendees ask questions anonymously?
Yes. An attendee chooses whether to attach a name, and an anonymous question goes through the same moderation as a named one.
Do questions appear to the audience automatically?
No. Questions go through moderation before they appear, so nothing reaches the audience or the speakers until it has been reviewed.
How does the host know which questions matter most?
Attendees upvote the questions they want answered, and the most upvoted ones surface for the host to pick up. Each question can then be marked as answered so the same one is not read out twice.
See it in action
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