Run The World allows us to run monthly virtual event with small team only.

I wish Run The World has better support for mobile access.

The RTW team is very responsive with our questions and are very willing to hear all feedback. They truly want to transform the way online events are held, and are able to make events feel more fun and organized. I really enjoyed working with the RTW staff to get everything we needed (though we didn't need much!).

Run the World has great built in features that are perfect for conferences. We especially enjoy the creativity of the cocktail party and groupfie feature. It allows participants to stay engaged with the program. The platform is also extremely affordable. Our users all agreed that the user interface was easy to understand and aesthetically pleasing.

Our conferences are rather big (500+ users) so it may have slowed down the software a little bit. Sometimes there were connection issues or groupfies wouldn't load, but other than that, we saw no issues with the platform.

This platform needs an incredible amount of work. It's not there for "prime time" as yet. Good ideas but honestly, there needs to be some serious QA work done and User Groups brought in to help make this a fully developed app/platform. I will continue to support my performers if/when they have another show but I refuse to use the platform again. Thank you.

When it works, it works fine. The quality of the video is decent.

Most everything. The shows I would attend have multiple pieces to it (pre-show, show, post-show). The way it is all laid out as individual areas, means it makes it very tough to get through to each. When you increase the size of the screen the chat scrolls right through the presentation (awful). The video quality will sometimes become so poor (unclear if it's the platform, the content or not), it just starts the show over. For some of the shows, it would just quit after 10 mins. Again, is this the platform or the video content? The UI is atrocious and harkens back to 2010 or so with giant ineffective buttons. A lot of it just doesn't make sense in how it's layed out. And trust me, I've tried. And the emails. My god the sheer volume of emails one gets just for purchasing 1 show is ridiculous. Each show I get 4-5 messages announcing when the show will start (24 hours to go, show is starting soon! etc). Now add to it that if I purchase pre and post show activities, I get multiple emails for each of those. It's ridiculous the SPAM your system sends out.

I've attended conferences at RTW multiple times, and i love it! Compared to other virtual meeting/conference platforms, RTW features engaging human connections. During presentation there’s emoji flying around, comments generating fanfares. And there’s also the speed networking session features magical hallway conversation.

There’s a feature called donation which is a quick way for user to show their support and a great fundraising opportunity for organizations. However, what I don’t like is: it’s hard or impossible to have tax-deductible workflow, even just a tax-deductible receipt option.

I originally joined last year hesitantly, after using a couple other platforms that were a total bust. Run the World has never disappointed me. They have addressed any issues promptly and it runs smoothly!

I love the customer support, the ease of using this platform and my attendees LOVE the engagement features!! The ability to see who is in the room with a profile picture, say hi individually, interact with the emojis during the presentations and the commenting box and GRAB THE MIC is the best!

I do wish there was an option for my attendees to join with one click.

Very good experience using it - reminds me of a Clubhouse type of platform. The overall ease of use for a first time user however might be deemed a little hard.

The sense of community it brings the user. There is a type of social media content that it brings that could be explored further. This being said, the generation before Gen Z might not fully understand this and could be taught a little bit more about the functions and the use.

Accessing live programs - there doesnt seem like a seamless transition from the chat functions to the program etc. The user side there is a lot going on, and I understand that this is the beauty of this software; but at the same time the functions are confusing at times and the end use of the product doesnt always seem to deliver as fast and effortless as say some other programs that dont offer the same features. User friendliness is what could really launch this platform, then all the other details that you guys have coded can follow.

not ready for the big time, dont depend on for corporate use yet you will regret it. also video quality is limited to say the least

the overall feature set is cutting edge, you can see where they are going in the future

the market to everyone who registers for anything you have on your platorm. and it bad , very very very bad. its worst then telemarketing and its insidious and they dont give up. think about it in this way your audience registered for your event not to be marketed to by run the world . they know about the problem for quite sometime but they have taken a ignore and see approach

Participation in virtual evens worked like a charm. Viewer participation and discussion between participants worked well too.

I attended several virtual meetings and conferences so far, and they worked like a charm so far. The point I was most concerned about is performance. Will the software keep up with hundreds or thousands of users, especially in free conferences? And it did! That's the thing I like most about Run The World.

Sometimes I had the impression that some more features could have been useful, but as my last attendance at RTW is a while ago, I can't remember any so far. So it couldn't have been so bad.

It was very easy to sign up and jump into the NACE conference. It was easy to move around the platform the video and sound quality was great.

During COVID I was part of numerous virtual conferences and events. The Run the World platform was the easiest to navigate and work through.

As a user I think that it had everything I needed. I am sure there are things to improve on but as a platform to run a conference I feel it worked great.

Fantastic, I recommend it frequently.

The one on one networking offered by Run the World creates an amazing and engaging opportunity to speed network at our "cocktail parties." This has been invaluable in building up my LinkedIn network and by creating valuable connections in a totally virtual format. Great value to myself personally and our group as a whole!

Speakers sometimes had difficulty sharing their slides (onboarding).

The Run the World software for the Women in Quantum in Africa event was seamless to use and I would recommend it to others when organising such events.

I'm not aware if this is a fault of the software, but during the Women in Quantum in Africa event, there were times when speaker's audio and video was very poor and not able to follow. I believe this is more of an issue with the speaker's own tech, so perhaps this is not related to the Run the World software.

Overall experience is well, If they make hosts as affiliate, we will be happy to host more events and grow together.

I like most in Run The World is ability of watching recordings and chat after event also.

The thing I don't like about this software is that users have to make an RTW account to register for events, this should be peer-to-peer - which means the lead goes directly to the host , and if Runtheworld is getting leads via our event - Every event must be marked as affiliate and every lead got from that event will marked via host, and host gets % cut commission on every paid activity with Runtheworld.

It was great!

It was easy to connect and maneuver. As a user I enjoyed the interaction of the seminars.

N/A - There is nothing that I liked least about this software at this time.

I've enjoyed my meetings held in Run The World.

The combination of the "1-on-1 meetups" and the ability for people to "grab the mike" makes for an interesting experience that is different from webconferencing software. This is more appropriate for a happy hour or open mike session, and for that, it works surprisingly well.

I've found that the interface isn't always intuitive. For example, finding the comments/ongoing conversation when I'm in an event is hard; if I click on the obvious "chat" button, it takes me to my personal list of conversations. Also, I couldn't easily find an explanation of the icons that float up the screen; I had to guess at what they meant.

I like that the RTW team is super responsive and strives to incorporate feedback. The event platform itself is awesome, super intuitive, and easy to use. Setting up an event is just a few clicks and post-mortem statistics and pulling the attendee list is also pretty straightforward. The speed networking feature "Cocktail Party" is a success every time.

The only thing that is a bit annoying is having to switch between sessions if you're doing a multi-session event.

I took both a long workshop, and listened to discussion for a weekend on the Tiny Home topics. Run the World was effective in bringing us together.

I enjoyed the clarity and consistency of the visual and audio effects.

I think the chat and interactive features are not intuitive and require the user to be trained in how to get a benefit from these features.

Simple and easy to use. Navigation was easy between rooms.

Many speakers had issues with screen sharing or audio clarity.

I have had the opportunity to connect with colleagues in a deeply meaningful way using "Run the World" virtual social gatherings software. There is more sense of human connection and of spontaneity than many of the other platforms I have used. Chance encounters and conversations have been added to the online experience that mirror the physical world experience of a conference.

I have found the unexpected discussions in the mixing part of the events particularly inspiring. Not knowing who you will talk to and sharing insights on the fly is not a live event - - but it is the next best thing. The styling of the chat encouraged to participation.

I have not specific cons - - Meeting online can be challenging and depends so much on the hosts and their helpers to work. I have had a great experience with Run the World. If I had a Con - Perhaps the name of the software. Connect the world? Wouldn't guess what it was if I didn't know...

When covid 19 pandemic started abd all the experiences became an on-line trial.. run the world was my number one worthwhile website .. loved how it helps us to enjoy the event ..it was easy to use and directly orientated

It's easy to use.. very professional..the way it shows the speaker and media was good

It's kind of expensive that's all actually

Great experience, nice platform

The interface was pleasing to the eye and easy to navigate

I wish there was more interaction between participants

Great!

Hosting and participating in virtual events allows you to still feel part of the event without being in person. Chat feature and adding a stage-like setting.

Inability to use all functions on a mobile device and being disconnected even with good WiFi.

To be honest, I have used "Run The World" twice, and I really found it useful and you can use it easily, I have attend a virtual conference and the moving and switching from discussion panel to another was easy.

Yes, it easy to use and from the first time I was able to use it in a efficient manner. I really like the reminder I received each time before the conference start

I am not sure what should I write, but till now I didn't face something that made me inconvenience

Its been good but our audiences are soo used to Zoom etc, that they find it a hurdle in their minds to try something new out...and often they have issues joining, playing around the features, audio etc

Difference to other virtual video tools

The trouble with audiences signing up to it and then they have issues navigating the system

Overall, I was happy to be able to have the experience. There were frustrating moments, but once I got those worked out, everything seemed to work great!

I loved being able to chat with several folks from around the world during live chat sessions.

Trying to replay the prerecorded show on my smart TV was difficult. I had different issues each time.