Pontus is a one-tap poll for your show notes.
No app, no sign-up for your audience, just a tiny live thing that turns "we should ask the listeners" into a real poll.
Pontus polls live as plain text in your show notes. A question, a few links, one tap to vote.
A question, two to six options. Takes about thirty seconds.
Works in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Substack, your bio, your Discord, your newsletter — anywhere you can embed text or add a hyperlink survives.
One tap, no sign-up for your listeners. Close the poll whenever you’re done. The results show up in your dashboard.
Pontus gives you one short link. Paste it where your audience already is — show descriptions, your newsletter, even an Instagram bio. It's just text and a hyperlink, so it works everywhere.
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A listener taps an option in the show notes and they're done. The whole point.
Closed polls keep their results visible — great for “look how the season went” recaps.