Every room has something to say. Now you’ll hear it.
Ruddud puts live polls, word clouds, quizzes and Q&A inside a presentation. The audience answers from their phones in seconds, and the session ends with a written report of what the room said. I designed and built the product and its website.
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What it does
- 01
Ask
Eighteen kinds of slide: polls, word clouds, scales, rankings, open questions, quizzes with a leaderboard, surveys, a group photo. Import a PowerPoint or PDF and drop questions between the slides.
start from the deck you have - 02
Join
People scan the code on screen or type four characters. No app, no account. They can answer from the web or straight from WhatsApp.
0 apps to install - 03
Watch
Answers fill the room screen as they arrive: bars, columns, a word cloud that grows, a leaderboard that moves.
live, as they answer - 04
Leave with a report
When the session ends, Ruddud writes up the themes, the mood, the quotes worth keeping and what was decided, with a CSV for the spreadsheet people.
written for you
The website
A product site drawn by hand, not assembled from a template.
Warm paper instead of a cold grey, a pen that draws itself in, a face for every participant, and one set of pages in three languages.


Arabic is a first-class reader, not a translation.
The same pages mirror right to left: layout, arrows, numbers and type. Arabic headlines get their own face, and handwriting switches to Ruqʿa, the way Arabic is written by hand day to day.
Most people meet it on a phone.
Every page is designed for the narrow screen first, because that is where the audience is.


Details

three ways into a room

before, during, after

a page for every kind of room

made for whoever holds the room

pay for the sessions you run

a page for AI agents too
The studio
Behind the site, a deck editor where every slide can ask.
Presenters build the deck, pick a question type, and each type brings its own options: chart style, answers per person, scale labels, a right answer for a quiz. Then they press Start and the room joins.
