Your employees have questions. Your team shouldn’t have to process them all by hand.
Run safer, more responsive town halls with AI-assisted moderation, grounded answers, live audience intelligence, and complete human control.
A town hall is a live operating problem.
It is presented as a communications exercise. In practice, for the hour it runs, it is an operations job with a very small team and no ability to pause.
- Question volume
- A well-attended all-hands can produce more questions than a moderator can read, let alone triage. The number that get answered on stage is a fraction of them.
- Duplicates
- The same concern arrives in a dozen phrasings. Each one takes a moderator’s attention to recognise as a repeat.
- Executive Q&A
- Leadership has limited time and a limited appetite for surprises. Choosing which questions reach them is a judgement call made in seconds.
- Sensitive contributions
- Someone will raise a named individual, a personal grievance, or something that belongs in a confidential channel. On a room-sized screen, that is not recoverable.
- Employee trust
- If employees believe questions are being quietly dropped, participation collapses and does not come back for the next event.
- Post-event analysis
- Leadership asks what people cared about. Answering that today means somebody exporting a spreadsheet and reading several hundred rows by hand.
The person doing all of this usually has a communications job as well — the one they were actually hired for.
One employee question, end to end.
Every contribution follows the same path. Nothing skips moderation, and nothing reaches the audience without either a rule or a person behind it.
Arrives
“Will the new hybrid working policy apply globally?”
Checked against the event’s rules. Cleared.
Matched to the Hybrid Work Policy. Draft prepared, confidence high, source attached.
The new policy applies globally, with local implementation varying by region.
Moderator approves. The answer publishes with its source.
Repeats
The next eleven versions of that question are recognised as duplicates and pointed to the published answer. The queue stays readable.
Afterwards
Hybrid work lands in the report as one concern carrying the weight of twelve employees — with the questions and the published answer attached.
What changes at your next all-hands.
Engage
Keeps a distributed audience in the room: the employee question worth the stage, a pulse poll built from what people are asking, the closing rating your team means to run.
How Engage works
Answer
Resolves the questions your organisation answers every quarter — hybrid work, benefits, reorganisations — from your own documents, with the source attached. The stage is left for questions that need a leader.
How Answer works
Protect
Holds what cannot go on the screen: a named manager, an unannounced restructure, a grievance that belongs in a formal process. Reversibly, with the reason kept.
How Protect works
Report
Answers the morning-after question — what did people actually care about? — with the themes, the unanswered questions and the follow-up list.
How Report works
Employee communication is the wrong place for an unpredictable tool.
Start with every agent recommending and nothing acting. In Assist, no answer, poll, announcement or release reaches employees without a person approving it.
- Answers grounded in your documents, never the open internet
- Held, not deleted — with the reason and an audit history
- Role-based access and event-level permissions
- Keeps the broadcast you already use — Teams, Zoom, Webex
- Enterprise sign-in for internal events
Make your next town hall easier to run.
Comparing ReactLive with what you use today.
Honest, line-by-line comparisons with the Q&A tools, meeting platforms and notetakers teams already run events on — including where they are still the better fit.
ReactLive vs built-in Zoom & Teams Q&A
They put AI in the meeting. Not in the queue.
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CompareReactLive vs Read.ai
Read.ai watches the meeting. ReactLive answers the audience.
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CompareReactLive vs Slido
Slido collects the questions. ReactLive answers them.
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CompareReactLive vs Mentimeter
Their AI writes your slides. Ours answers your audience.
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CompareReactLive vs Pigeonhole Live
Pigeonhole translates the question. ReactLive answers it.
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CompareReactLive vs Poll Everywhere
They ask your audience questions. We answer theirs.
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