Offline voters, attending the meeting or present on the set, and online voters, in their home or workplace, give an anonymous opinion by moving a linear cursor, using a transmitting device in the one case or a computer mouse in the other. Use of a cursor means all types of questions (except open questions) can be considered, and the answers are graduated instinctively.

The responses are visible in real time in the form of graphs, and are translated in question/response charts.

In the case of a training session or an assembly, the instant vote result can be shown to the public or can be concealed. In the case of a television vote, the responses can be revealed to the viewers and TV presenter, for example, and concealed from the live audience and program guests.