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How to use One Voicer

One Voicer takes one question, collects every reply from your crowd, and blends them into a single clear answer. The core guides walk that flow in order, from writing the question to keeping a running history; the how-to guides each cover one job, like putting a voicer on a slide, a stream, a website, or in front of a paid research audience.

The core flow

01 How One Voicer works Start here. A voicer is one question, the voices people add to it, and the single blended answer. This is what a voicer is and the loop it runs.
02 Writing your question The question is the heart of a voicer. Here is how to write it, add context, set the answer length, steer the blend with response criteria, and thank respondents with a completion message.
03 Sharing your voicer and going live A voicer only collects when it is live. Here is how to go live, share the link or QR code, and present to a room with the full-screen view.
04 Reading the one voice and the voices Two views of your crowd: the blended one voice, and the full list of voices behind it. Here is how to read them and choose which voices feed the blend.
05 Controlling who can respond By default anyone with the link can answer. When you need one voice per person, require sign-in, and optionally let people edit their answer.
06 Record and reset: daily or weekly, and history Turn one voicer into a series: on a daily or weekly schedule the blend is recorded to history and the voices reset for a fresh start. Past periods stay browsable.
07 Groups: several questions, one link A group bundles up to five voicers behind one link and QR code. Your crowd scans once and answers everything on one page, and each question keeps its own one voice.

How to use One Voicer

The core flow

How-to guides