The Town Hall module turns a one-way meeting into a room you can read. The host opens a poll, a brainstorm, a Q&A, a quiz, a request-to-speak queue, or a quick vote — and every member's own screen turns into the way they take part. The room display shows the answers landing live. Run it as part of the full platform, or buy the module on its own.
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The host builds the agenda, then opens one tool at a time. Every member's own screen morphs to match. The room display shows the live aggregates. Pick the tool the moment needs — and switch in a tap.
A multiple-choice question. Live percentage bars on the room display as answers land.
Open-text contributions. Show them as a tile wall or a word cloud. Feature the best ones.
The room submits questions. Everyone upvotes. The top questions float up so you answer what matters.
Multiple choice with a correct answer. Score the room. Show a leaderboard, or keep it quiet.
A first-in-line queue with names. Recognize one member at a time, in order, on the record.
Yes / no / abstain. A live tally. Three taps and the room has decided.
Need parallel conversations? Split the room into breakout groups — auto-assign or pick — then bring everyone back with one tap.
Second the motion, cast a vote, watch the tally fill. This is the same kind of live, every-screen-follows interaction the host opens during a session.
Type the agenda. Tap an item. Pick a tool. The room display and every member's own screen update at the same moment.
The display at the front shows what's happening — the question, the answers landing, the live tally. No login. Open the URL and project it.
A short code on the display. Members type it on their own screen, type their name, and they're in. For a closed roster, use a one-tap email login instead.
Every session produces a full record — the agenda, each tool you opened, every response, time-stamped. The host downloads it as a plain spreadsheet when the meeting closes. No re-keying, no "what did the loudest person say?", no signal lost in someone's notebook.
Companies running a weekly all-hands. Principals running a faculty meeting. Nonprofit boards running a quarterly review. HOAs running an annual member meeting. Conference organizers running breakout sessions. Anyone tired of guessing what the room actually thinks.
Town Hall is built to the same universal-design contract as the rest of 1891 Organizations. A high-contrast palette, large touch targets, and captions on every state change. Nothing the room decides depends on hearing.
Town Hall is about the screen and the room — not the audio. It doesn't record the room by default. When you need captured, signed minutes from a formal meeting, that's the Parliamentarian module, which carries the consent and retention scaffolding for it.
Each member's screen queues its responses and flushes them when the connection comes back. If the host console drops, the room display keeps showing the last known view until it reconnects. Each session has its own short code, so you can run two at once without them touching. The room just keeps going.
The standalone price is the same number it costs to add Town Hall to a Standard plan — you never pay more for buying à la carte.
Just the session engine — no membership platform. All six tools, the host console, the room display, and join-by-code for the room.
Free starts you at up to 50 in the room with one tool per session. The monthly plan opens all six tools, larger rooms, the spreadsheet export, and a custom room code.
Run your next all-hands as a room that answers back — not a room that just listens.