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Leave room to be surprised.

Ask people to write, choose, and rate. Bring the answers together in one Round, without turning a quick check-in into homework.

No account needed to create a text-only Survey or take part.

Example Survey · Event feedback Poll · 2 of 3

What should get more time?

Hands-on sessions
Open discussion
Guest talks

One Round. Written answers, choices, and ratings.

Not every answer fits the same box.

A Question for the detail.

Give people space to say what worked, what was missing, or what they would change. Written Responses stay with you.

“Keep the smaller breakout groups.”

A Poll for the choice.

Turn a broad conversation into options people can pick. Find out what deserves more time next time.

A Rating for the feeling.

Choose a scale that fits the question. See the average alongside the context people share.

The numbers help.
The words explain.

See Poll choices and Rating averages together. Read individual written Responses in your Creator view, where they stay private.

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Example Results · Event feedback 42 example Responses
Top choiceOpen discussion64%
Average rating4.7/5★★★★★
Written feedback · Creator view

“Keep the breakout groups small.”

Good to know before you start.

What can I put in a Survey?

The Survey preset starts with a written Question, a Poll, and a Rating. Edit those activities or add Polls, Questions, Quizzes, Ratings, Rankings, Tier Lists, and Brackets to suit what you want to ask.

Do I need an account to create or answer a Survey?

No. You can publish a text-only Survey without signing in, and Participants can respond without an account. Sign in to add images or save Rounds to your account.

Who can see the written answers?

Written Question Responses stay in the Creator view. They are not shown as a public answer wall. You choose when Participants can see the other group Results.

Can I keep all Results private?

Yes. Choose Creator-only Results, or show them at any time, after responding, or after Responses close.

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