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People build presentations with AI. The deck is ready. The room is not. Askplane adds interactions to the presentation you already have: under one minute. Polls and Q&A live with the file, not in a side channel the room forgets to open. The audience answers from a phone. You walk out with a roster.

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The problem

Side channel

The deck is on the projector. The poll is in a browser they never open. The room stays quiet.

AI wrote the slides

Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot produce the file. They do not produce a live room. Engagement is still a second project.

No list

A screenshot of a word cloud is not a roster. Work emails never hit the CRM.

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The product

Askplane is the app. You create the event there. The room joins from a phone. You do not rebuild the presentation in Askplane. You add interactivity to it.

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How a session runs

1

You start the event

From the app, or from the PowerPoint pane. A five-character code appears.
2

The room joins

Attendees go to askplane.com, enter the code, name, and work email. About ten seconds. Nothing to install.
3

You open a poll

The question hits their phones. Results update live: on the wall, and on the current slide when you host from the add-in.
4

You leave with the list

Export attendees, votes, and questions before the room empties.

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What you can run

Live polls

Choice, cloud, quiz, rating, text, and rank: one open at a time.

Moderated Q&A

Questions land pending. You approve, pin, or hide before anything hits the slide.

On-brand results

Type an organization name. Logo and palette follow. Options can use their product language.

Same-day export

CSV of every attendee, vote, and question. The list is the session.

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Who it is for

Meetings that already have a deck and people in seats:
  • Sales presentations: check the room before you ask for the next meeting
  • Presales workshops: questions and names even when the usual tool is blocked
  • Post-sales enablement: who is stuck, who is ready
  • All-hands: one poll on the slide leadership is already showing
  • Investor calls: read the room without breaking the narrative
  • Vendor workshop days: join on a phone, moderate Q&A, export before the lobby

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How it is different

Most polling tools split the hour: deck on the projector, poll in another product. That split is where the room goes quiet. Askplane keeps one channel:
  • On the presentation you already have: not a second show you build in a vendor editor
  • Work email at join: you leave with a roster, not a screenshot
  • Audience needs a browser: the host may use an add-in; the room never does