RoomRadar

Features

Everything RoomRadar can do, in one place. Click a feature to learn how it works.

Get alerted when a breakout group stalls
Turn on alerts so RoomRadar flags a group that asks for help or a discussion drifting off topic while you are watching another one, and takes you to the line where they said it.
See talk-time by gender
RoomRadar can show how speaking time splits by gender, measured per person, so it reflects whether each voice got comparable airtime rather than just the raw split.
Send instructions to workshop groups live
Push a formatted message or a live poll to a table's phone screen, or turn on live captions and translation, without leaving the facilitator workspace.
Plan a workshop day with several parts
How to prepare a workshop day in RoomRadar: lay out the parts as blocks with times and a topic each, get one QR code per exercise for your deck, open each part from the plan, let the tables rejoin with one tap, and end the day with one card that grew after every part.
Ask questions about your workshop results
Every RoomRadar analysis has a chat: ask questions about your workshop results, or ask it to add or remove an insight, and it edits the analysis for you.
Combine several conversations into one analysis
Build one analysis from several conversations: pick the parts of a workshop day, let RoomRadar link the same table across parts (it asks only when it cannot tell), keep the groups you want, and read a series as one story.
Present workshop findings to stakeholders
Present workshop findings straight from RoomRadar: an editable slide deck built from your analysis, with a presenter view for running it in the room.
Share workshop results as a link
Share workshop results as a link: send a read-only analysis link, or a live shared chat, straight from RoomRadar, no export required.
Your workshop analysis and summary, explained
A workshop analysis and summary explained: the living analysis every conversation carries while it runs, and the analys you make on purpose afterwards, over the parts you choose, with its four parts (text, insight report, presentation, sketchnote) and what each is for.