One QR on one slide.A session you can account for.

Your slides ask. Their phones answer.

RoomSum is learner engagement software for training teams. Everyone scans once and your deck runs the room. Then the session leaves a record you can act on: what the room asked, what your experts answered, what each person committed to, and how they rated the course. Use any of it, or all of it.

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What gets in the way of applying what you learn?

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Waiting for responses…

  • Time back on the job12
  • Manager support9
  • Remembering the steps7
  • Phone 1

    No time once I'm back at my desk

    Sent ✓

  • Phone 2

    My manager has other priorities

    Sent ✓

  • Phone 3

    I forget the steps by next week

    Sent ✓

1

Your slides ask

Show the question slide. Every phone in the room follows it.

2

Their phones answer

No app, no account. One scan at the start covers the session.

3

The wall shows what the room is really thinking

AI groups similar answers as they arrive, with a count on each.

Spam and typos never reach the screen. Minutes after a session ends, an AI summary tells you what the room asked and what people committed to.

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In the room

The questions people would never ask out loud

1

One QR, and the deck runs the room

Participants scan once. Drop a RoomSum add-in on a slide and the phones follow the deck: show the Q3 slide, every phone shows question 3. Swap laptops mid-class; nothing breaks.

2

AI cleans and groups, live

Every submission is spam-checked, spell-corrected, and merged with others saying the same thing, then on the wall within a few seconds. Ten phrasings of one question become one card with a count.

A few seconds

Submission to screen

Scrubbed, corrected, and grouped before it ever displays. Spam never flashes on the wall.

PowerPoint-native

The deck is the remote

Configure a deck once; every future run of that class attaches automatically. Facilitators need zero setup.

No app

No account for participants

Participants scan and go. Facilitators sign in with a one-time email code, their Google or Microsoft account, or a passkey. Nobody creates a password, ever.

After the room

Answers that actually arrive, and a summary minutes later

Your team answers once per group. The people who asked get the answer, and the manager gets a brief written from what the room actually asked, weighted by how many people asked it. Not a transcript.

Answers reach the people who asked

Switch on live answers and the person who asked sees theirs during class. After the session, everyone who opted in gets the full Q&A by email, with updates when answers improve.

A headline for the room

One sentence naming the dominant concern, then the themes behind the questions with how many people raised each, and the individual questions worth a second look.

What people committed to

When the session used action plans, the summary reads across them: the themes in people's action items, where the dates cluster, and what a manager should follow up on. Never with names.

In the panel, in your inbox, in your knowledge base

The summary appears on the session report and is emailed to whoever asked for report emails on that class. Organizations connected to DriveState draft answers from their own knowledge base, send approved answers back, and see which questions it could not answer.

What they take with them

Action plans

The session ends. The commitments don’t.

Near the end of the class, everyone takes time to commit. Each participant writes down what they’ll actually change and how they’ll get there: up to five action items, each with its own checklist of steps and a target date. They get a copy by email immediately.

Then RoomSum keeps it alive. A week before each deadline, one email lists everything due. They can reopen the plan anytime to check tasks off, add steps, or move a date, and the reminder follows. No login, no app.

Included with Business. On Starter, a $9/mo add-on.

A sample of what a participant leaves with

Train sales staff on new products

3 steps · Due Oct 15

Roll out the new onboarding checklist

4 steps · Due Nov 1

Reminders group by date, so three items due the same day are one email, not three.

A sample evaluation report

+42

NPS · 19 of 24 responded

Would recommend this training

Left with skills for the job

What people valued: the live examples, and getting their own questions answered. What to improve: more time to practice before the session ends.

Course evaluation

Four questions. A score you can compare.

Open it from an RS Extra slide or the control room and every phone in the room offers it: would you recommend this training, why, did you leave with skills for the job, anything else. Two scores from 0 to 10, two comments. Anonymous, always.

It stays open after the session for the window you choose, then the report arrives by email: the NPS with its counts, both distributions, an AI reading of the comments, and every response as a CSV. Each class also carries a running NPS across all of its sessions, so one facilitator’s Tuesday can be set beside another’s Thursday.

Included with Business and Enterprise.

Checkpoint Live · with DriveState

Practice the skill in the room. See whether it moved.

Checkpoint Live is DriveState’s live role-play, run from your RoomSum deck. Before you teach, everyone has a short conversation on their phone. After the teaching they practice, as many goes as you allow. Then the same people try again, and the room sees which way it moved.

No roster and no invite emails. A round reaches every phone already in the session, so there is no list to upload and nobody to chase. DriveState recognizes each person across rounds by their phone, never by a name or an email address, so the before-and-after lines up by itself.

On the wall, DriveState’s Room View shows the class what it did as a shared picture, never who did what. The before-and-after for each skill is reported in DriveState.

Runs on your organization’s own DriveState account, connected once.

A Checkpoint in one class

  1. 1

    Baseline round

    Before you teach, a short live role-play on every phone.

  2. 2

    Practice round

    After the teaching, more conversations, as many goes as you allow.

  3. 3

    Measure round

    The same people try again. The Room View shows which way the room moved.

  4. 4

    Before and after

    DriveState reports the change for each skill.

Every phone in the session gets each round. Nobody types a name.

Pricing Launch pricing: subscribe by Dec 31, 2026 and keep 25% off

Every new organization starts with 30 days of Business, no card. Then stay free, or upgrade when the room outgrows it.

We’ll always email you before a renewal. Cancel at any time.

Free

$0 forever

  • ✓1 class · 3 questionsA class is a course, like New Hire Onboarding: the questions and settings you build once. You run it as often as you like, and each run is a session.
  • ✓10 participants per sessionHow many phones can be in one session at once (a session is one live run of a class). A phone that leaves gives its place back.
  • ✓Run it from PowerPoint: slides drive phones
  • ✓Live AI grouping & spam scrubbing
  • ✓Results view + session QR
  • ✓Published answers page (link)
  • ✓AI session summary + report emails
  • ✓2 team members
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Starter

Launch pricing

$24$18 per month

  • ✓5 classes · 10 questions eachA class is a course, like New Hire Onboarding: the questions and settings you build once. You run it as often as you like, and each run is a session.
  • ✓20 participants per sessionHow many phones can be in one session at once (a session is one live run of a class). A phone that leaves gives its place back.
  • ✓Run it from PowerPoint: slides drive phones
  • ✓Answers delivered by email
  • ✓AI session summary + report emails
  • ✓Results exports
  • ✓Action plans: $9/mo add-on
  • ✓2 facilitator seats, add more anytime
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Business

Launch pricing

$96$72 per month

  • ✓Unlimited classes & questionsA class is a course, like New Hire Onboarding: the questions and settings you build once. You run it as often as you like, and each run is a session.
  • ✓250 participants per sessionHow many phones can be in one session at once (a session is one live run of a class). A phone that leaves gives its place back.
  • ✓Run it from PowerPoint: slides drive phones
  • ✓Stock answer library
  • ✓Action plans included
  • ✓Course evaluations with NPS
  • ✓Multi-day sessions
  • ✓Answer update re-sends
  • ✓Your branding, no badge
  • ✓5 facilitator seats
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Enterprise

Let’s talk annual

  • ✓Everything in Business
  • ✓Unlimited participants
  • ✓Convention & event scale
  • ✓Onboarding & migration help
  • ✓Priority support
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Launch pricing locks in: subscribe by December 31, 2026 and keep 25% off for as long as your subscription is active.

Running a conference? One-off event packs, no subscription.

Questions people ask about RoomSum

Does RoomSum produce an AI summary of the session?
Yes. Minutes after a session ends, RoomSum writes a summary from what the room asked: a headline naming the dominant concern, the themes with how many people raised each, the individual questions worth a second look, and what participants committed to in their action plans. It appears on the session report and is emailed to the people who asked for report emails on that class.
How is RoomSum different from a general audience response app?
RoomSum is built for training rooms. Similar questions are grouped by AI as they arrive, so ten phrasings of one question become one entry with a count. Your subject experts answer each group once, and every participant who asked gets the answer, live during class or by email afterwards. A summary of the session follows within minutes, and participants can leave with a dated action plan.
Does it work with PowerPoint?
Yes. RoomSum add-ins sit on PowerPoint slides on Mac and Windows: RS Start starts the session, RS Question puts a question, or its results, on a slide, and RS Extra carries the action plan or the course evaluation. When you show the slide for question three, every phone in the room shows question three, and the live results wall renders on the slide itself. A control room in the browser works as well.
Do participants need an app or an account?
No. They scan one QR code or type a six-character code at roomsum.com, once, and their phone follows the session from then on. Participation is anonymous; an email address is only asked for if someone wants the answers sent to them.
Does RoomSum do course evaluations?
Yes, on Business and Enterprise. A facilitator opens the evaluation from an RS Extra slide in the deck or the control room, and every phone in the room offers four questions: would you recommend this training (0 to 10), why, did you leave with skills for the job (0 to 10), and anything else. It is anonymous, stays open after the session for a window the class sets, and the report arrives by email with the NPS, both distributions, an AI reading of the comments, and a CSV. Each class also keeps a running NPS across all of its sessions.
Can RoomSum show whether a skill actually improved?
Yes, with Checkpoint Live from DriveState. Your deck runs short live role-play rounds on every phone: a baseline before you teach, practice after it, then a measure round with the same people. The room sees a shared picture of how it did, never who did what, and DriveState reports the before-and-after for each skill. There is no roster to upload and no invite emails: every phone already in the session gets each round, and DriveState recognizes the same person across rounds by their phone, never by a name or an email address. It runs on your organization's own DriveState account, connected once.
Does RoomSum connect to a knowledge base?
Yes, to DriveState. A connected organization can draft answers to unanswered questions from its own knowledge base, send approved answers back into it so the next room gets them automatically, and see in every session report which questions the knowledge base could not answer.
What happens to the questions after the session?
Your team answers them in the moderation panel, once per group. Publishing puts the answers on a page and emails it to every participant who confirmed an address, including anyone who confirms later. The session report, with its AI summary, stays available to your organization.

One QR on one slide, and a session becomes accountable.

What the room asked. What your experts answered. What each person committed to. How they rated it.
The whole room, summed.

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