Point your phone camera at the QR code on the screen (or your neighbor's phone). Tap the link. That's the whole install.

Enter your legal name and phone number. Use the same ones every session — that's how your voice compounds across events instead of starting over each night.

Once you're in, watch the big screen. When the facilitator launches an activity, your phone updates automatically — no refreshing, no codes to re-enter.

Drag cards, move sliders, pick between messages, allocate a budget. Answer honestly — this is your district's leadership actually listening.

Come to three events and the campaign sees how your priorities held or shifted — that's more influence than any poll ever gave you.

The facilitator is the essential role in the room. You set the tone, keep the conversation structured, and stay neutral — participants open up because you're not selling them anything. The candidate shakes hands; you run the floor.

In the Setup tab: name the session, enter the candidate's platform values as cards, and pre-write your Spectrum statements and message tests. Launch generates the session code and QR before anyone walks in.

Open Presenter mode and put the QR on the projector. Participants scan, sign in with name and phone, and land in the lobby. You'll see each person join in your feed — "Sarah signed in" — like a roll call.

From the Facilitate tab, launch one activity at a time — every phone in the room advances instantly. Watch live results come in, then pause and let people talk about what they're seeing. The conversation between activities is where the deliberation happens; the data just keeps it honest.

End on the Results screen so the room sees what it built together. Afterward, the session data lands in the Intelligence tab and the candidate's dashboard automatically — nothing to export unless you want to.

Within a day of purchase you receive your candidate dashboard login, and whoever runs your events — a staffer, a volunteer, or a Threshing Floor facilitator — gets a facilitator account. No software to install on either end.

At your town hall or house party, your facilitator projects the QR and guides the activities. You do what only you can do — meet voters. The structured deliberation happens around you, and every response is captured with a name and phone number attached.

Your dashboard lists every session run on your behalf with live submission counts and aggregate value rankings — what your district actually holds, ranked, across every event this cycle.

After each event: what the room prioritized, where your message landed, which questions kept surfacing, and what to address before the next stop. Written for a candidate in a car, not an analyst at a desk.

Returning participants are recognized across sessions, so you see priorities hold or shift over the cycle — by zip code, by event type, by month. By October you have something no poll can buy: a longitudinal record of your own district.

$49 tries it once. $499 runs your whole cycle with the intelligence dashboard. $1,499 white-labels the platform across every campaign and chapter you support.

From your Team tab, give each field organizer or chapter lead a facilitator account. Every session they run is stamped with their name and flows into your org's data — you always know who ran what, where.

County fair booth in Stearns, campus event in Mankato, house party in Edina — sessions appear in your Sessions tab as they happen, with facilitator, counts, and codes.

The Intelligence tab rolls every session into one view: what your communities rank first, how it varies by zip code, and which participants keep showing up — your organizing bench, self-identified.

Export everything to CSV or JSON any time — into your CRM, your voter file, your spreadsheets. The data is yours, and it doesn't expire when the cycle ends.