Claryoo vs Vevox

Vevox and Claryoo both get people answering during a live session. Vevox is a polling, quiz and Q&A platform: participants open its web app on their own device and enter a session ID to vote and ask questions, with the option to stay anonymous. Claryoo is an AI co-host that joins your Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams call as a participant: people answer polls by typing in the meeting chat, you get a private read on the room, and a summary when it ends.

TL;DR

Vevox is a polling, quizzing and Q&A platform used in education and in the workplace. Participants join through a web app with a 9-digit session ID; the host chooses how anonymous each session is. Polls, word clouds, quizzes with leaderboards, surveys and a moderated Q&A with upvotes, with integrations for PowerPoint, Teams, Zoom, Google Slides, Webex and learning management systems. Free plan for up to 100 participants per session; paid plans. See vevox.com/pricing.

Claryoo runs polls, quizzes and volunteer picks that people answer in the meeting chat or on their phones in a room, puts every question from chat and voice on one board, shows you who's engaged and who's gone quiet, and hands you what was decided and who owes what when the session ends. Free plan with 2 hours a month; Starter $19, Pro $39. Start free, no card.

Pick Vevox for town halls, all-hands and lectures where large audiences ask anonymous questions, upvote them, and a moderator filters what reaches the screen.

Pick Claryoo for workshops, trainings, member calls and keynotes, on a video call or in the room, where you want a read on who's gone quiet or lost, and the outcome written up for you.

What each tool does

Vevox

You create polls, quizzes, surveys and a Q&A board. Participants open the Vevox web app on a phone or laptop, enter the session ID, and answer. Anonymity is the heart of it: the host sets the level of identification for each session, and Vevox says this works even inside Microsoft Teams. In Q&A, people upvote questions, and the host or a colleague can review messages before they appear. That's why it's common for town halls and large lectures.

Claryoo

Claryoo joins the call. Before the session, describe it and Claryoo drafts your polls and quizzes in order; add your slides from a PDF if you like. During the session, press Next and each poll launches in the meeting chat, where people answer by typing, with no code, app or second screen. Questions asked out loud or in chat land on one board, longest wait first. Privately, you see how many people are with you and who went quiet, with one nudge when something matters. When it ends, you get the decisions, the follow-ups you owe by name, and the poll and quiz results.

Feature comparison

	Claryoo	Vevox
Built around	The live call	Polls and Q&A for any audience
Where people answer	In the meeting chat, or by QR on their phones in a room	In the Vevox web app, with a session ID
Live polls and quizzes	Yes	Yes, with leaderboards
Word clouds	No	Yes
Q&A	Questions from chat and voice, on one board	Typed questions, with upvotes and moderation
Private read on who's engaged or quiet	Yes	No
Summary with decisions and follow-ups	Yes, when the session ends	Data and analytics
Platforms	Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams	PowerPoint, Teams, Zoom, Google Slides, Webex, learning management systems
Pricing	Free (2 h/month); Starter $19; Pro $39	Free (up to 100 participants); paid plans

Pick Vevox when

• A town hall or all-hands where hundreds or thousands of people ask anonymous questions and a moderator picks what goes on screen.
• A large lecture tied to Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard or Brightspace.
• You need self-paced surveys alongside live polls.

Pick Claryoo when

• A client workshop where you need everyone's input and the decisions written up after.
• A live training or cohort session where quick knowledge checks show who's keeping up.
• A member call where quieter members should be able to answer without unmuting.
• A keynote or launch webinar on Zoom, Meet or Teams where you want the audience's takeaways the moment you finish.
• A training or workshop in a room, where people join by QR on their phones, tap Got it or Lost me, and you see which slide lost them.

Pricing

Vevox has a free plan for up to 100 participants per session, paid business plans that raise that limit, separate education plans, and custom enterprise plans for larger audiences. See vevox.com/pricing for current prices.

Claryoo's Free plan has 2 session hours a month. Starter is $19 a month for 8 hours and Pro is $39 a month for 25 hours. You pay for hours, not seats, and the people in your sessions never pay. Every account starts with a 14-day Pro trial, no card. See pricing.

FAQ

Is Claryoo a Vevox alternative? For workshops, trainings and member calls on Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams, yes: live polls and quizzes that people answer in the meeting chat, a private read on the room, and the outcome written up. In a room, people join by QR on their phones and you see which slide lost them. For large town halls built around anonymous, moderated Q&A, Vevox is the better fit.

Do participants need a code or an app? No app. On a call, people answer by typing in the meeting chat. In a room, they scan a QR code and answer on their phones, with no app or sign-up.

Does Claryoo record the call? It doesn't record video. Claryoo transcribes the call live to read the room and build your summary, and call audio is deleted automatically after 7 days.

Can I run both on the same call? Yes. They don't conflict.

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