ReactLive for conferences

Understand the room while there is still time to act.

ReactLive helps conference teams manage live Q&A, engagement, moderation, and audience insight across high-attendance sessions.

01 · High-volume Q&A

A queue nobody can read is not a queue.

A well-attended session generates more questions than the twelve minutes at the end can absorb. The moderator’s real job is triage under time pressure, usually while also watching the clock and the stage.

ReactLive groups duplicate questions, holds what needs moderation, and surfaces the questions worth the speaker’s time — so the twelve minutes go to the best twelve minutes’ worth of questions.

The Console Q&A queue: Answer and Protect mode switches, an AI-grouped cluster of five questions, and the rest of the queue by votes
The Console Q&A queue. Screenshot of the product, running a demo event.
02 · Engage quiet rooms

Some sessions never get going.

A breakout after lunch, a technical session where nobody wants to ask the first question, a room where the audience is not sure participation is welcome. Every conference has them.

Engage notices a room that has gone quiet and suggests something proportionate — a poll built from what few questions did arrive, or a question worth putting on screen to show the audience that asking works.

The best intervention is sometimes no intervention.

A session where the audience is deep in a technical demo does not need a poll. Engage is built to recognise the difference between a quiet room and a focused one, and to do nothing when nothing is the right answer.

03 · Session intelligence

What the audience asked, session by session.

A session rating tells you it went well, not what the audience wanted from it. The questions people asked do — and when the event ends, that debrief is already written.

  • Themes and the questions with the most audience weight
  • What was asked and never answered
  • Concerns that came up in more than one room
  • Evidence for next year’s programme, speakers and sponsors
04 · Your stack

Keep your registration, agenda, ticketing and broadcast tools.

ReactLive is the live audience layer, not an event management platform. It sits inside the stack you already run.

Run your next conference with a bigger team.

Without hiring one.