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The recommended workflow

The cleanest way to use Pomlet is to separate preparation, facilitation, and analysis. The app is organized around that flow.

What is Pomlet?

Pomlet brings quizzes, polls, word clouds, an idea board and collaborative whiteboards into one session. Participants join from their phone with a QR code or a PIN, with no app and no account. The video walks through the whole flow in one minute.

Overview

  1. Create or generate

    Choose a blank session, a ready-made template or an AI draft from a topic, URL or PDF. To use a template, open Create a session → Choose a template, select the language, preview it and choose Use this template. You get an independent copy to adapt. Whiteboards offer the same template choice when creating a board. If you belong to an organization, choose a personal or shared destination.

  2. Structure

    Mix scored questions with polls, open answers, word clouds, scales, and slides. Use folders to keep the quiz library easy to scan.

  3. Review

    Check correct answers, add explanations, choose a theme, then choose Test: the session runs there with simulated participants, on the host screen and a phone, before you play it with an audience. Nothing is saved, and nobody can join.

  4. Launch

    Choose a live session (Classic, Teams, or Elimination) or a self-paced one. The host screen shows the QR code, PIN, and connected players.

  5. Facilitate

    End a question early when everyone has answered, show the leaderboard between questions, and use explanations to enrich the debrief.

  6. Analyze

    After the session, open Reports to compare players, accuracy, answer distribution, and average response time.

Discover

  1. Create

    Build a session yourself, or let AI draft the questions from a topic, a link or a PDF.

  2. Invite

    Show the QR code or the PIN: everyone joins in seconds with a nickname.

  3. Play

    Run a live quiz with a timer, explanations and a leaderboard.

  4. Share

    Hear from the whole room with polls, scales, open answers and word clouds.

  5. Build

    Collect ideas, group them with AI, vote privately, then keep working on a whiteboard.

  6. Analyze

    Find everyone's answers in the reports and export them as CSV.

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