See what the Room thinks in one word
Live Word Cloud asks one short prompt and collects one word or short phrase from every Human in the Room. When the host closes submissions and reveals, everyone sees the same cloud at the same moment: answers that repeated are drawn larger, so the room's shared vocabulary is visible in a single glance.
Quick facts
- Prompt
- One per round, up to 120 characters
- Response
- One word or short phrase per Human
- Before reveal
- Others see only the response count
- Reveal
- Repeated answers aggregate and grow larger
- Privacy
- Not anonymous; the host receives submissions
- Stored
- Nothing; temporary Room state
How it works
- Open Live Word Cloud in a Room and write one short prompt.
- Open responses and let everyone send a single word or phrase.
- Close responses, reveal the shared cloud, then start the next prompt.
What you can do
- Write one short prompt and open responses.
- Everyone sends one word or short phrase from their own device.
- Repeated answers merge into one larger term automatically.
- Close responses and reveal the same cloud on every screen.
- Start the next prompt with one tap.
Why use it in a Free4Chat Room
It is built for the moment a group needs to see itself think. The prompt goes up on every screen, people answer from their own phone or laptop without speaking, and the reveal turns a silent minute into the start of a discussion. Repeated answers aggregate automatically, including case and spacing differences, so fifteen people typing the same word produce one big term rather than fifteen small ones.
Limits & privacy
The honest privacy picture matters here. Before the reveal, other participants see only how many people have answered — never what anyone wrote. The host's browser is where those answers arrive, so the host receives each submission and this is not anonymous; the App says so on screen rather than implying otherwise. A word is never sent to analytics, and nothing is stored: the cloud is temporary Room state and disappears with the Room.
Frequently asked questions
Can participants see each other's words before the reveal?
No. Until the host reveals, every other participant sees only how many people have answered — the words themselves are not shown to them.
Is the word cloud anonymous?
No. Submissions arrive in the host's browser, so the host receives each answer; the App says so on screen instead of claiming anonymity.
Do capital letters and extra spaces split a word?
No. Answers are trimmed, spacing is collapsed and case is folded before aggregating, so the same word counts once.
Is any of it saved?
No. There is no database, no history and no export; the cloud is temporary Room state that disappears with the Room.
How many words appear?
One per Human at most, so the vocabulary is bounded by the size of the Room and cannot flood the screen.