This analyzer helps you see who talked most in a discussion and suggests ways to invite quieter voices. Use it after team meetings, classroom sessions, or family dinners.
Enter speaking times or use a preset. The results show percentages and give you ready-to-use prompts for the next conversation.
Analysis Results
Total Speaking Time: 0:00
Most Talkative: -
Quietest: -
Speaking Distribution
Time by Person
Facilitation Suggestions
Saved Patterns
Why This Helps
Balanced participation leads to better decisions. When a few people dominate, ideas from others are missed. Seeing the numbers makes the pattern visible without confrontation.
The suggestions are based on techniques used by experienced facilitators. They are phrased neutrally so you can adapt them to your style and group culture.
Common Scenarios
New team member joins: After the introductions, ask directly what they think about the current topic.
Long meeting: Take a 5-minute break and use a talking stick or timer to reset balance.
Virtual call: Watch the chat and invite typed input if video is off.
Things to Check
Did someone dominate technical questions while others handled strategy?
Are there cultural differences in who speaks up?
Did interruptions happen? Note them for next time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I dont remember exact times?
Rough estimates work fine. The percentages still show who talked the most. The goal is awareness, not precision.
Can I use this for virtual meetings?
Yes. The same principles apply. In video calls, watch the chat and mute status as additional signals.
How do I save my analyses?
Click Save Pattern after analyzing. It stores in your browser. Load past patterns from the dropdown above.
Is my data private?
All calculations happen in your browser. Nothing is sent to servers. Data stays on your device until you clear it.