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Audience surfaces

Audience app

What attendees see on their phones: joining, asking, voting, reacting, Ask Event AI, and the recap.

The audience app is what attendees open on their own phones. Nothing to install: they scan the QR, open the link or type the code, and they are in. Everything they do — a question, a vote, a reaction — reaches the console and the wall within a second.

The audience app on a phone: the In Focus tab showing the spotlighted question with its votes, Ask Event AI and Event Summary cards, and the Questions · In Focus · Activity tab bar
The audience app opens on In Focus — whatever is on the wall right now — with Ask Event AI and Event Summary beneath it and the Questions and Activity tabs along the bottom. A card is hidden when the event has that feature off.

Joining

  1. Scan the QR on the wall or a slide, open reactlive.com/e/<code>, or type the code at reactlive.com/join. Case, spaces and hyphens do not matter.
  2. Sign in — Continue with Google, Continue with Microsoft, Continue with email (a code is emailed) or Company SSO — or join as a guest with a name, whichever the event's access settings allow.
  3. Agree to the privacy policy. The event pass is shown, and the home screen opens.

Joining before the start works: the app shows when the event starts and opens the rest when it goes live. The same link after the event shows the recap.

What attendees can do

In Focus
What is on the wall right now — the spotlighted question, the live poll, the announcement — with the reactions and votes on it. When the wall is empty the card says so.
Live Q&A
Ask a Question: write it, optionally pick a topic, optionally Ask anonymously. Before sending, a nudge to check it is relevant and has not been asked already; the AI can also suggest AI-inspired questions to start from. Then upvote others' questions, comment, and watch replies arrive. Tabs: Top, Recent, Mine. If the event holds questions for approval, the asker is told the moderators have it.
Polls & results
Select one option and submit. Results appear after voting when the event or the poll allows it — live, as the tally moves.
Reactions
The event's reaction set; a tap sends one, and it floats up on the wall and the event page for everyone.
Ask Event AI
A private chat with the event's AI about the schedule, the speakers, the venue — answered from the event's knowledge sources. When the AI cannot answer it says a moderator will follow up in the same conversation. Previous conversations are kept. Only shown when the event has it on.
Event Summary
The AI's running summary of the session so far.
Rate the Event
One to five stars, once the rating poll is in focus or the event has ended. The thank-you note is the organiser's.
Activity
Notifications: someone answered your question, your question got an upvote, someone reacted to your comment, a new update from the organisers.
Recap
After the end: the highlights, the poll results, the summary, and the rating card.

Settings, on the phone

From the menu: display name (Preferred username), Dark mode, Notifications, and Sign out. Report on a question lets an attendee flag it to the moderators.

What moderators see that attendees do not

  • Who asked an anonymous question.
  • Questions and comments that are held for approval or hidden.
  • Every Ask Event AI conversation (they are private to the attendee and the moderators).
Test it from a phone, not a laptop
The app is built for a phone. The join link picks the right surface by device — a phone gets the app, a laptop gets the event page. To force the app on any device use reactlive.com/m/<code>.

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