audiencemeter.pro · Communication
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Real-time workshop check-ins for learners + a live-reaction overlay for speakers. Know exactly where people get stuck. Most workshops end the same way: you got through the material, a few people finished, and you have no idea where the rest got stuck. AudienceMeter fixes that — without interrupting anyone mid-task. For workshop and codelab learners Join any session with a PIN — no account, no sign-up. AudienceMeter tracks each timed step in the background. When a step's time is up, a quiet badge appears at the edge of your screen. The actual check-in prompt only surfaces at a natural break — when you go idle or switch back to the tab — so it never hijacks your flow mid-command. One tap answers: on track, stuck, or done. If something is blocking you, add a note. There's also a persistent "I'm stuck" button so you can self-report the moment you hit a wall. For speakers and workshop hosts Bind a session to any web-based slide tool — Google Slides, Pitch, Notion, GitHub Codespace, AI Studio — and a lightweight overlay appears at the edge of your screen (toggle with Alt+A). Live audience reactions float up in real time; a thin pace bar pulses when the audience signals you're too fast or too slow. You never leave your deck. Sessions start automatically at the scheduled time — you can't forget to start. For organizers and DevRel The Workshop Flow dashboard shows, per step: how many learners are on track, done, or stuck; the actual blocker text they typed; and drop-off between steps. Paste a codelab outline or agenda and Gemini drafts the timed step plan for you. Why it's different Other tools interrupt learners with polls and modal dialogs. AudienceMeter's check-ins surface only at natural breaks, because a prompt that fires mid-kubectl apply teaches people to dismiss without reading. The result: higher response rates, honest blockers, and workshops that improve over time. Speakers sign in with Google. Learners join anonymously. Privacy policy: https://audiencemeter.pro/privacy
Jul 7, 2026
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