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Step 1: Add a Radar slide
Click New slide, search for Radar and pick it.
Turn everyone’s ratings into one live radar chart
Rate a team, a workshop, a skill set or a pizza on several points at once. Each person rates on their own phone and the shape builds on screen as answers arrive.
Free plan for up to 50 live participants. Your first chart can be live in about a minute.
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Trusted by teams and schools worldwide
Make a radar chart in three steps
Step 2: Name what to rate
Type your question, add 3 to 8 dimensions and choose a 1 to 5, 1 to 10 or 0 to 100% scale.
Step 3: Present
Share the QR code and ratings arrive as people send them. No app, no account.
Watch the shape build, then compare
See the shape live, keep the numbers after
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After the session
The session report keeps a replay of every slide with its final chart, and counts who took part and how many ratings came in.
Create a radar chart free 
Where teams and trainers use it
Team health checks and retros
Rate communication, workload and morale, then talk about the spoke that pulls in furthest.
Workshop and session reviews
Close the day with content, pace and relevance, and know what to change before the next group.
Skills self-assessment
Learners rate their confidence on day one and again at the end. The shape shows what the course moved.
Not sure what to rate? Ask AI
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Let AI write the dimensions
Describe your topic, choose how many dimensions you want and press Generate. AI writes them for you. Name two or three things to compare and it fills in the subjects too.
Edit anything it suggests, or add more without losing the list.
Create a radar chart free 
Scorecards and warm-ups too
Product and supplier scorecards
Have beta users rate a new app, or score suppliers on price, quality and service.
Warm-ups and icebreakers
Rate a film, a holiday spot or the office coffee on taste, value and wow factor. Instant debate.
One slide for check-ins, courses and quiz nights
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1M+
participants every month
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30+
interactive question types
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200+
countries and regions
What people say about AhaSlides
Frequently asked questions
A radar chart, also called a spider chart, plots several ratings around one centre, so strengths and gaps show up as a single shape. In AhaSlides the shape is the room’s average for each dimension, and it updates as ratings come in. Strong areas stretch to the rim and weak spots pull towards the centre, so the gap is plain before anyone speaks.
No. They scan the QR code or open the join link in their phone’s browser and start rating.
With one subject, no. Anyone who skips a dimension is asked to confirm before sending, and each average only counts the people who rated it. When you compare two or three subjects, every rating is needed before Submit works.
No. It collects opinions, so there are no right answers, no points and no leaderboard.
No. Dimensions, subjects and the scale lock with the first rating so the chart stays accurate. Resetting the results unlocks them.
A Rating scale slide shows how answers spread along each statement. A radar chart combines every average into one shape, which is quicker for spotting gaps or comparing options.
Yes. Turn on Scores under Advanced and each dimension’s average appears on the chart.
“This is my go to platform for all my training events.” Rajesh B., Enterprise Academy Lead from G2.
Up to three. Each subject draws its own outline, so this sprint against last, or one venue against another, reads at a glance.
Three scales: 1 to 5 for a gut check, 1 to 10 or 0 to 100% when small differences matter. Five reveal animations: Bloom, Crystallise, Pinwheel, Vortex and Radar sweep. For a picture beside the chart, add an image and set it to the left or right.