Living polls
A poll that keeps listening
Opinions move when people learn something new. ChatterPoll lets people save their answers and come back, and lets you ask again without starting over.
What changes between rounds
Add a short briefing, reword an option that confused people or ask a new question. The next round shows each person what they answered before, and they keep it or change it.
What you see
Only the people who answered both rounds are compared, so the movement is fair. The reasons people give for changing sit next to the numbers.
Revise a question
Reword, change options, add information or add a new question. Each change is saved as a new version.
Ask everyone again
Open a new round. People see their earlier answer and decide whether it still holds.
Answers are never overwritten
A change adds a revision. The history stays, so you can show what people said and when.
Private by default
People return through a private link. You see an email only if the person chooses to share it.
About living polls.
What is a living poll?
A poll that stays open to change. People can save their answers with an email and return to update them, and you can reword a question, add information or ask again. Every version and answer is kept.
Does the organizer see who changed an answer?
Only if the poll's identity level allows it. By default you see counts and the reasons people give for changing, not names or emails.
Do follow-up rounds count as new polls?
No. A round, a rewording or an added question belongs to the same poll and never counts against your plan.
Create your first poll.
Start with a template or write your own. It takes about two minutes.