Protocol 15How long does a session take?
Most groups can run the activity in 25-40 minutes, including setup, ranking, reveal, and a short debrief. Give more time if you want a deeper discussion afterward.
FAQ
Protocol 15 FAQ
Clear answers for hosts, participants, educators, and facilitators.
Protocol 15 is built around live facilitated group sessions, so most questions come down to who hosts, how participants join, and what happens during the reveal.
Questions hosts ask
Practical answers, not another product pitch.
Use this page to check the basics before you invite a group: joining, accounts, setup, room fit, and what Protocol 15 is not.
Do participants need accounts?
No. Participants join with the link or code from the host. The host manages the session; participants can join free from their own browser.
Does the host need an account?
Yes. The host creates the room, chooses the scenario, manages the live session, and controls when the reveal happens.
Can I use it remotely or in person?
Yes. It works for remote, in-room, and hybrid sessions as long as participants can open a browser and communicate with their team.
How many teams can play?
The current app is built around small live rooms with multiple teams. Room size and team limits depend on the host plan, with the product currently designed around focused facilitated sessions rather than massive public events.
Is this a test or assessment?
No. Protocol 15 is a facilitated exercise and discussion activity. It creates a shared result for debrief, but it does not diagnose team dynamics or prove performance.
Can I customize scenarios?
Not as a self-serve feature yet. The scenario library is designed to grow, and custom scenario support belongs in later host plans or enterprise work.
Do participants pay?
No. Protocol 15 is planned around host-paid sessions. Participants join free with the room link or code.
Fast version
A host starts the room. Participants make one team ranking. The reveal starts the debrief.
The FAQ should remove uncertainty. The actual session stays simple enough to explain in a minute.
Step 1
Host opens the room
Choose a scenario, create the session, and share the join link.
Step 2
Teams commit to one list
Participants debate priorities and lock a shared survival ranking.
Step 3
The reveal starts the debrief
Scores and guide comparisons give the host concrete discussion material.
Next step
Try one hosted session when the format fits.
Participants join free. No accounts or downloads.