OneVoicer

OneVoicer puts a live question on your PowerPoint slide and turns every answer from the room into a synthesized response.

Drop the add-in onto a slide and paste a OneVoicer share link. The slide shows a QR code and the live blended answer side by side. People scan the code and answer from their own phone browser: no app, no account, nothing for the audience to install. As voices arrive, the answer on the slide re-blends before the room's eyes.

Built for anyone who presents to a crowd:

• Conference speakers and keynoters — open with a question, close with the room's collective answer.
• Meeting and all-hands hosts — surface what the whole team thinks, anonymously, in one sentence.
• Educators and trainers — exit tickets and comprehension checks that read themselves back.
• Event and workshop hosts — icebreakers where every single voice lands in the answer.

How it's different from a poll: instead of bar charts over multiple-choice options, people answer in their own words, and OneVoicer's AI reads every reply and distills them into a single answer everyone can read at a glance. Many voices in, one voice out.

Creating a voicer (your question and its share link) is free at https://onevoicer.com — the Starter plan has no time limit and no credit card. The add-in itself just needs the share link; the presenter signs in only on the website, never inside PowerPoint.