Create Interesting Polls. Visualize Results on a Map. Go Viral. Get more Followers.

A poll of sentiment, preferences, or opinions, answered on the map

Ask your audience anything. The map shows how each country answered, which is the part no platform dashboard can tell you.

A live audience map for your live streams, story, or newsletter

Make your live stream visible to everyone, who's watching or add a poll and discuss the topic on live streams. Every country somebody opens it from lights up as it happens. It is also the thing you show a sponsor. Let people see the audience you have, and the one you are building, in a single glance. Get more followers, more viewers, more listeners, more readers, and more people who will open your next link.

This one is live, and it has you in United States.

Ask. Collect. Share. Grow.

A poll is easy to answer. A poll answered by country is worth reposting and that is how the next person finds you.

1. 01

   Ask

   Write a question and up to three answers. That is the entire setup, a minute, not an afternoon, and nothing to design.

2. 02

   Collect

   Share one link: a stream, a story, a newsletter, a pinned post. They answer in one tap, no account, no email, nothing to install.

3. 03

   Share

   You get a map back, not a bar chart. “Here is where my audience split” is a post people repost. “62% said coffee” is not.

4. 04

   Grow

   Every repost puts your link in front of someone who has not seen you and everyone who opens it lands on your map, whichever platform they came from.

Polls are everywhere — Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, Mentimeter, Slido. Analytics dashboards are everywhere. None of them show where. Every mapping tool shades a country by how much; almost none can put an answer on one and keep it readable.

Polls you could post today

Sentiment, preferences, contests, a opinion, or a question you are running for a sponsor — all the same link, all back on the same map. The trick is picking one whose answer changes depending on where you are: ask something everybody answers the same way and the map comes back a single colour. A fair result, and a boring post.

• Coffee or tea?

  CoffeeTeaNeither

  Splits almost exactly along old trade routes, which is the whole trick.

• Pineapple on pizza?

  YesAbsolutely not

  The argument that will not die, finally with a map attached to it.

• Do you shower in the morning or at night?

  MorningNight

  Brazil and Japan disagree with most of Europe, and it is not close.

• Christmas dinner, the 24th or the 25th?

  The 24thThe 25th

  Half a continent each. A country-level map is the only chart that shows it.

• Which city should I film in next?

  LisbonSeoulMexico City

  A trip chosen by the people who will watch it. The one above is real, go and answer it.

• How was this episode?

  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  A rating colours each country by its average, so you see where it landed and where it did not.

• Did this article convince you?

  Not at allCompletely

  Not every answer is a yes or a no. A lean between two poles catches the shades in between and the map shows which countries leaned which way.

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