Trypingo

Pingo is an audience response and classroom polling system for large groups.

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About Trypingo

Pingo is an audience response and polling system for large groups. Presenters can prepare questions before a talk or create polls on-the-fly, and participants respond using a device that connects to the internet without signing up. Results are optimized for large displays and can be viewed in a browser or in a PowerPoint presentation.

Stated uses include checking learning goals, creating tag clouds, taking questions, and collecting anonymous feedback in higher education, schools, and corporate training. Participation requires an internet-connected device.

Key features

  • Prepare questions in advance or create polls on-the-fly
  • Audience responds from internet-connected devices without sign-up
  • View results optimized for big-screen display
  • Display results in a browser or PowerPoint presentation
  • Create tag clouds from class responses
  • Collect anonymous feedback from students
Best for: Lecturers, teachers, and trainers who poll large in-person groups.
Good for
  • Audience participation does not require sign-up
  • Polls can be prepared in advance or created during a session
  • Results can be shown in a browser or PowerPoint

Trypingo at a glance

Type
Online tool
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Good for
Students
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Trypingo FAQ

Do participants need to sign up to respond?
No. Everybody with a device that connects to the internet can take part without signing up.
Can questions be created during a presentation?
Yes. Questions can be prepared before a talk or polls can be created on-the-fly.
Where can poll results be viewed?
Responses are optimized for the big screen and can be seen in a browser or in a PowerPoint presentation.
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