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Analytics & exports

Every session you run is saved, counted, and ready to revisit. The dashboard turns audience moments into takeaways you can actually use, and the numbers export cleanly when you need them elsewhere.

The dashboard

Sign in with Google at doppio.us/dashboard. It is the same account you use in Slides; there is nothing extra to register.

The overview greets you with the headline numbers across everything you have ever run:

  • Total events. Presentations connected to Doppio.
  • Total sessions. Individual live runs of those presentations.
  • Total votes. Every response collected, across the lot.
  • Total participants. The people who joined in.

From event to session to poll

Your data is organised the same way you present:

  1. Events. Open Events to see all your presentations, searchable by name or event code. Each one links back to its deck in Google Slides.
  2. Sessions. Open an event to see every session you have run with it. Sessions keep their memorable names (like brave-azure-dolphin) along with the date, duration, and participant count, so Tuesday's workshop never gets muddled with Thursday's.
  3. Polls. Open a session for the full story: every poll from that run, option by option, with vote counts and percentages.

Exporting to CSV

On any finished session's page, click Export CSV. You get a CSV named after the session, with one row per answer option:

ColumnContents
PollThe question you asked
SlideWhich slide the poll lived on
OptionThe answer text
VotesHow many people picked it
PercentageThat option's share of the vote

It opens straight into Google Sheets or Excel, ready for your report.

Anonymous by design

Doppio records what the room thought, never who thought it. There is no per-person voting record to view or export, on any plan, by deliberate choice.

Sessions appear once they finish

A session lands in the dashboard when you press Stop Presentation. If a run seems to be missing, check you stopped it from the Chrome extension. More rescue tips in Troubleshooting.

Made for rooms with people in them.