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This help page walks hosts and participants through Sirvey: creating presentations, presenting live, collecting answers, managing game modes, and exporting clean reports.
Follow this sequence when preparing a new Sirvey session.
Use Google sign-in or email/password to open your presentation dashboard.
Start from a blank deck, a smart builder, a template, or the point spend voting shortcut.
Add questions, choices, timers, scores, point budgets, descriptions, and decision prompts.
Run live, Own Pace, contest, or power-game sessions from the presenter screen.
Participants join with a room code, choose a nickname, team, avatar emoji, and color.
Export slide-style PDFs, executive PDFs, PowerPoint decks, Excel workbooks, CSV files, certificates, and follow-up notes.
Sirvey combines polling, games, workshops, and reporting in one presenter-led app.
Multiple choice, scale, ranking, word cloud, open text, reactions, and Q&A slides for fast audience input.
Participants distribute a point budget across ideas. Results show total support without category fields for this slide type.
Start, advance, jump to any slide, reveal results, show small or sidebar QR codes, and monitor submissions in the host view.
Run contest and power-game sessions with scoring, speed bonuses, streaks, steals, teams, and winner moments.
Use priority, risk, alignment, budget, confidence, and decision-gate slides to turn audience signals into action.
Create presentation-style PDF results, executive summaries, PPTX decks, readable CSV, structured XLSX, Q&A CSV, and companion PDFs.
The dashboard and editor are where hosts prepare the room experience.
Create a blank presentation or duplicate an existing one.
Use the smart builder to generate a session from audience, objective, tone, and output.
Start from templates such as Team Retro Battle, Classroom Review Game, or Town Hall Prioritization.
Edit slide questions, descriptions, options, timers, scoring, point budgets, and correct answers.
Launch in Live, Own Pace, Contest, or Power Game mode.
The presenter view keeps the live room moving while still giving the host practical controls for late arrivals, navigation, and moderation.
Use Off, Left, Right, Big L, or Big R from the presenter toolbar. Small QR codes stay subtle; big sidebar QR codes help late participants join quickly.
Use the Go to selector in the presenter footer to jump directly to a slide without repeated next or previous clicks.
Choose Own Pace when participants should move through the session on their own device instead of following the host slide by slide.
Keep Q&A open, tag questions, hide or pin items, and mark questions answered while the room is still responding.
Use these slide types for audience engagement and structured feedback.
Single or multiple selections with live result counts.
Correct answers, points, and optional timer.
Timed quiz with response speed scoring.
Free-form answers for comments and feedback.
Short text responses grouped into a visual signal.
Participants order options by preference.
Numeric rating with custom low and high labels.
Emoji-style pulse checks for instant room feedback.
Audience questions, upvotes, tags, pinning, hiding, and answered status.
A fixed point budget distributed across ideas.
These slides add scoring mechanics, speed, wagering, streaks, and team competition.
Guess the highest-value board answer, with host-set points for each answer.
Bet points before answering. Correct wins the wager, wrong loses it.
Individual answers score into both player and team leaderboards.
Spend a prediction budget across outcomes, then pay out correct predictions.
Correct answers in a row build a multiplier-style bonus.
Choose safe points, double-or-nothing risk, or a steal attempt.
Correct answers deal damage to a shared boss health bar.
Select matching squares and score for each correct match.
Vote on bracket matchups; host marks the advancing winner.
Fast correct answers score the most points.
Correct players survive and score; wrong answers fall out of contention.
Type the secret answer to unlock the host's next clue.
Pick a side; host can mark the winning side for points.
Spot the real answer among convincing bluffs.
Bid points on a choice; correct bids win, wrong bids cost.
Decision slides help the host move from discussion to a clear signal and follow-up action.
Rank options by strategic priority and expose the strongest candidate.
Find high-impact, low-effort opportunities quickly.
Measure how confident the room feels about a plan.
Surface the biggest perceived risk before committing.
Check whether the room is aligned or split.
Confirm whether the group should proceed, revise, or pause.
Distribute a fixed budget across priorities.
Force a clear choice between competing values.
Participants do not need a host account. They join from the room code and submit answers from their device.
Go to the Join page or scan the presenter QR code.
Enter the room code shared by the host.
Choose a nickname, optional team name, avatar emoji, and avatar color.
Submit each slide response when the presenter opens the slide.
Use Q&A to send questions and upvote questions from others.
The participant avatar picker supports a large emoji library plus custom emoji input.
Use templates when you want a complete session structure quickly.
A team retrospective with voting, risk discussion, and a light competition layer.
Recommended mode: Power GameA fast quiz game with streaks, elimination, and a final winner moment.
Recommended mode: ContestA scored training check with confidence and certification-ready reporting.
Recommended mode: ContestCollect questions, prioritize initiatives, and export a clear decision summary.
Recommended mode: LiveA playful roadmap session with Survey Feud, prediction, and tradeoff decisions.
Recommended mode: Power GameCompare strategic options, expose alignment, and end with a winner.
Recommended mode: ContestThe results page gives the host a person-by-person dashboard plus polished files for sharing. Long PDF and PowerPoint results continue onto additional pages or slides so information is not cut off.
Wide presentation-style PDF showing results slide by slide, with continuation pages for long result lists.
Executive, detailed, classroom, training, or decision report profile.
PowerPoint deck with answer summaries, charts, and continuation slides when a result needs more space.
PowerPoint version of the questions and options, split cleanly when content is long.
XLSX workbook with Summary, Slide Summary, Responses, Participants, and Q&A sheets.
Readable raw response table with answer text rather than option ids.
Question export for moderation and follow-up.
Participant handout with join and presenter links.
Individual achievement certificate from the leaderboard.
Markdown recap plus CSV action tracker for decision sessions.
Hosts sign in before creating and managing presentations. Participants join by room code.
Google sign-in and email/password sign-in are routed through the app backend, with a secure session cookie for the browser.
Participants only need the room code and a nickname. They can pick a team, avatar, and color before joining.
The results dashboard and exports are available to the presentation owner from the dashboard and results pages.
Create a presentation, start it from the dashboard, share the room code, then export the Answer Slides PDF and Results Excel workbook.