Run The World Reviews

Very impressed with this software. I was using Airmeet, which is great as well, but wasn't perfect. I needed to find something that was flawless for my atendees, and I felt Run the World met those expectations slightly better than Airmeet.

I've heard they blast my attendees with marketing emails. I'd love to be able to at least throttle that down a bit. But overall, very impressed with the user experience.

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.

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.

Super easy for participants to use the platform regardless of technical savy.

Participants need to have good internet bandwith

I like the design of Run the World because it is something different and a bit fresher than traditional tools like Zoom or MS Teams. The group selfie feature is a fun gimmick that I haven't seen before. I also like the "get-to-know-you" feature, which allows participants to get to know each other briefly. Also the option of background music (limited selection) and the yoga exercises are something new and cool.

Unfortunately, I am not convinced by Run the World. The performance leaves a lot to be desired, a very very good internet connection is required and there is no HD function. In addition, invited participants have to register with Run the World beforehand and then even receive promotional emails, which is an absolute no-go, especially in business. In addition, you have to manually approve participants every time so that they can speak. An option to differentiate between meetings and webinars would be very useful here. The yoga exercises mentioned worked for three participants at the beginning, but when there are five participants, not all of them see this exercise. Screen transmissions are without sound, but this would sometimes be useful. For me, Run the World can't hold a candle to Zoom or MS Teams at the moment, and it's still a long way off.

The features to engage the audience, like stretching and music. It was so easy to live stream, wow!

Getting people to "get it" and that they really need to be on computers.

The ability to communicate and connect with other participants

Technical glitches with sometimes slow playback

Preview of a short description of the next networking partner

Only familiar with the cocktail hour features but think this is perfekt for what it is supposed to do

I love how beautiful the event landing pages are.

Maybe have more flexibility with emailing participants.

very intuitive - answers questions before they become obvious

Nothing stands out that I did not like - it all seemed to work seamlessly

I love the simplicity and ease of use of Run The World. It's easy to browse, get started, participate, and onboard friends and colleagues.

There's not much I don't like. The software is changing so sometimes I feel like I'm learning how to navigate it, but it's only because new functionality is constantly being added.

I like that it is easy to access and to use. It allowed me to sit in on virtual programs that I otherwise would not have been able to see because of the pandemic.

I can't think of anything that I don't like.

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.

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

Many speakers had issues with screen sharing or audio clarity.

very easy to use, 1:1 cocktail party and round table features make my event very social and interactive. Great for companies, marketing teams, and education institutes.

nothing much. the experience is great. I wish there could be more engagement features in the future.

The interface was pleasing to the eye and easy to navigate

I wish there was more interaction between participants

The chatting feature with other attendees

I accidentally touched the screen and the live event went back to the beginning. Twice. It was hard to know that it started. People in chat were referencing things I had not seen. I waited to meet someone and I couldn’t do it leading others to think I dropped them It’s not at all intuitive and there were lots of issues at a couple of the events

I love the cocktail roulette wheel thing at the beginning, to meet new people. The randomness is fun, the UI is great. I still laugh a little because it's so crazy, in a good way.

I'm sorry I can't think of anything. I haven't tried using it as anything but a participant.

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.