Questro live event tools

Questro is a browser-based live event presentation toolkit for teams that need timer screens, moderated audience Q&A, teleprompter display links, and AI live captions with translation. Instead of installing separate desktop apps or moving operators between unrelated tools, teams can prepare an event, share public display links, and keep private control links with the people running the room. Questro fits conferences, town halls, webinars, livestreams, internal all-hands, panels, trainings, and speaker rehearsals. The product is designed for event-day control: a timer can stay on the confidence monitor, questions can be approved before display, scripts can be operated from another device, and captions can appear on venue or audience screens. The Questro Team maintains these workflows around live-room reliability, clear roles, and fast browser setup. This homepage overview is reviewed by the Questro Team and was last updated on June 1, 2026.

Questro helps live event teams separate public screens from private controls. A producer can run the timer from a laptop, a moderator can approve audience questions from another device, a speaker can read from a clean teleprompter display, and a caption operator can publish AI-generated source and translated captions to venue or audience links. This structure reduces last-minute tool switching because each workflow has a display link for the room and a control link for the operator. Teams can start with free temporary sessions for Timer and Teleprompter, then use persistent events, guest controls, and AI Interpreter quota when a recurring or paid setup needs stronger preparation. Questro is not ticketing, registration, or streaming software; it is the event-day layer that keeps screens, scripts, questions, and captions usable during the session.

Questro is meant for producers, moderators, speakers, AV teams, livestream operators, and internal communications teams that need reliable browser links during a live program. A small team can use one laptop for production control and separate screens for the room, while a larger team can split responsibilities across timer control, Q&A moderation, teleprompter operation, and caption display. The workflow is useful when the event does not justify a heavy enterprise platform but still needs professional control over what the audience sees. Questro also helps teams rehearse because links can be opened before the session, checked on the exact display devices, and shared with guest operators when paid event access is enabled. The practical goal is simple: fewer disconnected event tools, clearer operator roles, and less friction when the program is already live.