VotanoHow Votano works.
Three steps separate a question from a reaction of the whole room: prepare, connect, experience it live. Every step is built to disappear — until the bars grow.
Two screens, one connection.
You present on votano.de. Your audience types voti.click, scans the QR code, or enters the six-character code directly — no download, no account, no waiting.
Every answer travels back to your stage over an open WebSocket connection, usually in under 200 milliseconds. No reload, no manual refresh — the bars grow while your sentence is still running.
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Stage, live
A toolbox for every kind of attention.
Not every question wants the same thing from the audience. Votano groups 11 slide types into four families — the right tool for every moment of the talk.
Sentiment
Quick temperature checks that deliver a result in seconds — ideal for openers or in-between moments.
Creativity & language
Open answers that condense into a shared picture — often the loudest moment in the room.
Knowledge & competition
For moments of suspense — with countdown, reveal, and real tension.
Dialogue & structure
The thread between questions — titles, text, images and videos for calm moments in the flow.
Four themes for four different acts.
One click in the editor, and the whole stage switches color, typography, and motion language — without rebuilding content.
OrionFlagship — dark
A violet-to-pink gradient with glow on a deep-dark stage. The default theme for keynotes and anything meant to impress.
KlarLight — calm
A bright surface, clear colors, high contrast — for corporate presentations and rooms with bright ambient light.
EditorialCharcoal — editorial
Deep black, large type, teal accents. For acts that deliberately avoid looking like a standard presentation.
AuroraMidnight — atmospheric
Drifting color fields in the background, glass panels up front. For stages where mood matters as much as the result.
Motion is not decoration.
Bars grow with spring easing instead of linear interpolation — that feels alive instead of mechanical. Numbers count up instead of just appearing: the eye stays exactly where attention should go.
Reveals are staggered, never simultaneous. Every element gets its own moment — like a well-timed act, not a dashboard that is loading.