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Live Pilot

Engage viewers with real-time YouTube Live polls

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LivePilot lets creators, educators, and streamers run real-time polls during YouTube Live streams. Viewers vote directly from the live chat, and results update instantly with leaderboards and timers. It works without student logins, apps, or complex setup. Designed for high-traffic live streams, smart boards, desktop, and mobile. LivePilot helps turn passive viewers into active participants — whether you’re teaching, hosting a webinar, or running a live show.

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