# Questro Review Browser-based live event toolkit combining stage timer, moderated Q&A, teleprompter, and AI captions in one workspace. No install required. ## Editor's Score: 68/100 Capability scores 17 because Questro genuinely bundles four useful live event tools, but it has no API, no NDI output, no offline mode, and no AV integration, gaps that dedicated competitors like Stagetimer fill. Ease of use scores 21 because the browser-only, no-install approach with separate public and private links is a genuinely clean operational model that reduces setup friction. Value scores 19 because the $99 one-time Event Pass is a fair and unusual pricing option for infrequent producers, and the free tier is real rather than token, though the 15-minute AI Captions cap and the guest control link paywall limit its practical usefulness without paying. Delivery scores 11 because no independent user reviews or third-party sentiment data could be found for this tool, making it impossible to verify that the stated features perform as described at scale; the score reflects that uncertainty rather than a confirmed trust problem, and the human editor should surface any reviews before this publishes. ## Pros - Four live event tools in one browser workspace with no install, reducing the tool-switching that typically happens on event day - The $99 one-time 7-Day Event Pass gives occasional event producers 10 AI Captions hours and unlimited Q&A without locking them into a monthly subscription - AI captions cover 18 source languages and 69 target languages, which is a meaningful range for multilingual conferences and international town halls ## Cons - No API, NDI output, Stream Deck or Companion integration, or desktop app, which rules Questro out for any production team that needs AV system integration or offline reliability - Guest control links, a basic operational need for any multi-operator event, are locked behind the paid tier, so the free plan cannot realistically simulate a real event workflow - AI Captions quota is consumed the moment an interpreter recording session starts, not when captions are actually displayed, meaning accidental session starts eat into a limited monthly or event-pass budget ## Pricing Freemium. A free tier is available. - Free: Free - Pro (Monthly): $19/mo - Pro (Yearly): $15/mo - 7-Day Event Pass: $99 Pricing reflects what we saw at the time of review (2026-10). Confirm current pricing on the official site. Category: AI Productivity Tools (https://aitoolseekers.com/category/ai-productivity-tools) Official site: https://questro.live/ Last verified by a human: 2026-10-30 Reviewed by a human at AI Tool Seekers, a hand-reviewed AI tools directory. Every listed tool is verified by a person before publishing. Scores are editorial opinions from a fixed rubric (capability, ease of use, value, delivery on promise) and cannot be bought; there is no pay-to-rank. Directory: https://aitoolseekers.com This review: https://aitoolseekers.com/tools/questro Methodology: https://aitoolseekers.com/how-verification-works ## Verdict Questro is the right pick for a small event team that wants one browser tab to handle timing, audience Q&A, speaker scripts, and AI captions without installing anything. Compared to dedicated tools like Stagetimer, it trades production depth and AV integrations for the convenience of having everything in one place. Teams running large-scale productions that need API access, NDI output, or deep AV integrations should look elsewhere. Best for: Small event teams running conferences, town halls, or panels who need four tools in one browser workspace Not for: Large productions requiring AV integrations, NDI output, API access, or per-room connection scaling ## Overview Questro is a browser-based live event toolkit built by Interframe Pte. Ltd. in Singapore. Its core idea is simple: instead of running a stage timer in one app, a Q&A tool in another, and a teleprompter in a third, everything lives in one persistent workspace that any team member can access from a browser link. The four tools are a stage timer with AI-generated queue import from a schedule file or pasted agenda text, a moderated audience Q&A where attendees submit from their phones with no app install, a teleprompter with remote control from a separate device, and AI live captions with real-time translation across 18 source languages and 69 target languages. The control model is worth understanding before you buy. Every tool produces two links: a public display link for the room screen and a private control link for the operator. A producer runs the timer from a laptop, a moderator approves Q&A questions from a phone, and a speaker reads from a clean teleprompter display, all simultaneously, without anyone sharing a login or touching the wrong screen. Guest control links, which let someone operate a tool without a Questro account, are a paid-only feature. What Questro does not do is equally important. There is no API, no NDI output, no Stream Deck or Companion integration, no desktop app, and no offline mode. The product is deliberately browser-first and event-day focused. Teams that need production-depth timing or AV integration will hit that ceiling quickly. Teams that need a fast, clean setup for a conference or town hall will find it fits well. ## Who should use it Questro fits a small event production team, say two to five people running a corporate conference, internal all-hands, or panel discussion, who currently juggle separate browser tabs or apps for timing, Q&A, and captions. The $99 7-Day Event Pass is particularly well-suited to a freelance AV operator or event coordinator who runs a handful of events per year and cannot justify a monthly subscription. The free plan works for someone testing the workflow before committing, though the 15-minute AI Captions limit and 50-question Q&A cap mean it is not usable for a real event without upgrading. Teams that should look elsewhere: if you need production-grade timing with NDI output, API control, or Stream Deck integration, Stagetimer (not in this directory) is the more capable dedicated tool. Within this directory, Notion AI is a better fit if your primary need is drafting event rundowns, speaker briefs, or post-event summaries rather than live on-stage control. EveryTool4U covers general productivity utilities but has nothing specific to live event production. ## FAQ Q: Can I use Questro for a single event without subscribing monthly? A: Yes. The $99 7-Day Event Pass is a one-time purchase that enables Pro features for one event over seven days, including 10 AI Captions hours and unlimited Q&A. It does not renew. Q: Does the free plan work for a real live event? A: Only partially. The free plan caps AI Captions at 15 minutes and Q&A at 50 questions, and it excludes guest control links. For most real events, those limits are too tight and you would need at least the $99 Event Pass. Q: Do attendees need to install an app to submit Q&A questions? A: No. Attendees submit questions from any phone browser using a public link. No app download or account is required on their end. Q: How is the AI Captions quota consumed? A: Usage starts when an interpreter recording session begins, not when captions appear on screen. The remaining balance is visible in Settings, but accidental session starts will consume quota. Q: What languages does AI live captions support? A: Questro supports 18 source languages and 69 target languages for real-time caption translation. Q: Is there an API or desktop app for production integrations? A: No. Questro is browser-only with no published API, no desktop app, and no NDI or Stream Deck integration. Teams that need those capabilities will need a different tool.