Feedbeo shines when it comes to live engagement: unlimited polls, Q&A, and word clouds all update smoothly, and presenters pick it up within minutes. Attendees join via a short code, moderation is simple, and the interface performs reliably—ideal for meetings, workshops, or internal events.

However, calling the logo upload + preset colour swatches “branding” feels misleading. Real branding includes custom palettes, fonts, backgrounds, branded or neutral URLs, and the option to hide a vendor badge. With Feedbeo, the large logo remains fixed on every screen, and the session link always resides on the Feedbeo domain—this undermines the event’s identity, especially in brand-sensitive environments.

The UI can be confusing: the “Event Settings” control sometimes appears greyed out and feels inactive, making navigation harder for new users. If deeper branding options existed—like custom links, full theme controls, or a badge toggle—I’d gladly pay for them. As is, Feedbeo occupies a strange middle ground: it’s loaded with great interactive tools but falls short in the branding department. Minimalism is admirable—but not at the cost of essential features.