Queza is a live Q&A platform for events, talks, all-hands meetings and classes. Audience members submit and upvote questions anonymously from their phone - they scan a QR code or open a link, with no app to download and no account to create. Organizers moderate every question before it’s shown, put one question at a time on the speaker’s screen, and get a report of what the room asked afterwards.
Why Queza exists
In most rooms, the questions that matter most are the ones people are least comfortable asking out loud. A raised hand or a microphone favors the confident few. Queza gives everyone else a quiet way in, and lets the whole room - not the loudest voice - decide which questions get answered.
What we believe
- Anonymous by default. Participants can add their name if they want to. Otherwise, no organizer view shows who asked a question or who voted for it.
- Nothing to install. Joining should take seconds: scan, type, send. No app, no sign-up wall.
- Moderated before it’s public. Every question waits for a moderator’s approval before anyone else sees it, so organizers stay in control of what reaches the room.
- Participants never pay. Plans are priced by how many events an organizer runs, never by how many people join.
- Readable from the back row. The join and speaker screens are always dark and high-contrast, sized for a projector, in the organizer’s brand colors.
How Queza makes money
Organizers pay for a workspace subscription, billed monthly or yearly, after a one-time free trial - see pricing. That’s the whole business model: we don’t show ads and we don’t sell personal data.
Learn more
See features and use cases, read how we handle security and privacy, or get in touch - a person reads every message.