Keep your slides. Add the room.
Every Nabad session has a room screen link: the question you are on, the join code and QR, and the results as they come in, with no buttons on it. Put it on a slide in PowerPoint, or one click away in Google Slides and Keynote, and it follows your questions as you move through them. Eighty-six languages, no app, no account.
No credit card · Nothing to install for the people answering · Free plan included
Do this once per session, on the laptop you present from. The same link works in all three tools.
From your dashboard, press “Present” on the session you will run.
In the top bar, the button labelled “Embed in PowerPoint or Teams” shows your room screen link.
It belongs to this session and does not expire, so you can set up your deck the day before.
PowerPoint can show a live web page inside a slide. Google Slides and Keynote cannot, so there the room screen opens one click away, in full screen, and you switch back when you are done.
In the meeting chat or a channel, add a Website tab with the + button, paste the same room screen link, then share that tab. Everyone in the call sees the room screen.
The room screen shows what the room needs to see, and nothing you would not put on a projector.
It follows your presenter view. Move to the next question and the slide moves with you.
The six-digit code and a QR code stay on screen, so people join straight from your slide.
Bars, word clouds, ratings and Q&A update live, with every language added into one result.
No buttons, no sign-in, no AI insights. While you hide the results, the screen shows none.
Yes. The room screen shows the six-digit code and a QR code. People scan it from the slide and answer on their phone, in their own language.
No. The link only shows what the phones in the room already see. Moving between questions, hiding results and ending the session stay in your presenter view, which needs your login.
No. It belongs to one session, so you can put it in your deck ahead of time. When the session ends, the screen stops showing questions.
No. The screen icon is in the presenter view on every plan, including the free one.
Neither can show a live web page inside a slide. PowerPoint can, through the Web Viewer add-in, so it is the only one of the three where the results move on the slide itself.
No. They join in any browser with the six-digit code, the QR code or a link. No download, no sign-up, no email address. Only the host needs an account.
Free to start. Nothing to install for the people answering. Eighty-six languages in one session.