Live audience polls. A creator asks a question, shares a link or QR code, and the room watches the results fill in live. No sign-up for voters. Built for classrooms and events.
Live: tally.app.space · MIT · Built on the DeepSpace SDK
Deploy your own copy in three commands:
npm install
npx deepspace login # one-time, opens a browser tab
npx deepspace deploy # → <name>.app.spaceAuth, the database, real-time sync, and hosting all come from DeepSpace, so there's nothing else to configure. Your subdomain is the name field in wrangler.toml; change it for your own deployment.
Run it locally instead:
npm install
npx deepspace login
npx deepspace dev # http://localhost:5173| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
npx deepspace dev |
Local dev server (Vite + Worker, HMR on :5173) |
npx deepspace deploy |
Deploy to <name>.app.space |
npx deepspace test |
Playwright smoke + API specs |
npm run test:unit |
Unit tests (vitest) |
npm run type-check |
tsc --noEmit |
- Nine question types: multiple choice, multi-select, word cloud, rating scale, NPS, ranking, numeric, quiz (with right answers and scoring), and audience Q&A.
- Decks: group questions into a deck and run them in sequence during a session.
- Live results: answers stream in over a WebSocket; the presenter view is built for a projector or shared screen.
- Join anywhere: the audience joins by link, room code, or QR. Voters are anonymous, with no account or email.
- Q&A moderation: collect audience questions, then approve, dismiss, or feature them from the moderation panel.
- Export: download results as CSV, free.
- Results permalink: every session keeps a shareable results page after it ends.
- Optional AI assist: any AI usage is billed to the creator, never to the audience.
- Light and dark: light is the primary theme; dark is used for projection and the voter view.
A DeepSpace app on Cloudflare Workers. Each live session is a real-time room (a Durable Object): voters connect over a WebSocket, inputs are aggregated server-side, and every connected screen, the presenter and the phones, sees the tally update in the same tick. Voters are anonymous; only the creator signs in. The poll builder, decks, and saved sessions are stored in DeepSpace record collections with per-collection access rules.
- Unit tests (vitest): aggregators, scoring, export, and poll/deck data helpers.
- E2E (Playwright): public landing, join page, gated library, and API/WebSocket smoke specs.
MIT, see LICENSE. Built with the DeepSpace SDK.