Ershad from CollabQA.com - I built a small web app to capture and prioritize questions during meetings/talks. Attendees have the option to vote questions. All data are sync-ed (in almost real-time) across active sessions.
A lot of people are switching to online meetings during these unprecedented days. I thought it would be useful to have a tool like this so that the speaker can speak uninterrupted and can answer/discuss all questions after finishing the talk.
It can also be used as a simple (and sharable) to-do app, a poll app or even as a shopping list.
It's built using Elixir and Phoenix.LiveView. Thanks to them for creating a wonderful tech stack to build real-time applications.
I can see this becoming a very useful tool to be used along with Zoom or Google Meet since both of these don't have a robust way to handle this issues! Interesting tool Ershad!
Each session is private and can be accessed only through its unique URL which contains a non-guessable random string. Would you still be interested in locking with a password? Can you please describe a use-case?
Ershad from CollabQA.com - I built a small web app to capture and prioritize questions during meetings/talks. Attendees have the option to vote questions. All data are sync-ed (in almost real-time) across active sessions.
A lot of people are switching to online meetings during these unprecedented days. I thought it would be useful to have a tool like this so that the speaker can speak uninterrupted and can answer/discuss all questions after finishing the talk.
It can also be used as a simple (and sharable) to-do app, a poll app or even as a shopping list.
It's built using Elixir and Phoenix.LiveView. Thanks to them for creating a wonderful tech stack to build real-time applications.
I can see this becoming a very useful tool to be used along with Zoom or Google Meet since both of these don't have a robust way to handle this issues! Interesting tool Ershad!
Can I add a password to the session though?
Thank you!
Each session is private and can be accessed only through its unique URL which contains a non-guessable random string. Would you still be interested in locking with a password? Can you please describe a use-case?
Maybe because I don't want my CollabQA session to be bombed like how people are doing Zoom Bombing?