Ask the question your people won't answer in a survey.
Candid Response has a short, honest conversation with each person, then hands you the themes and the feeling underneath them. Anonymous by architecture, never tied back to a name.
Pay only for responses, never for questions. No setup fees, no retainer. by Mind Measure.
The problem
Most ways of asking don't get you the truth.
Surveys breed performative answers and town halls reward the loudest voice. So the decisions that unsettle people get made without really knowing how people feel.
Low trust and scale fatigue, so answers turn performative. People tell the form what it wants to hear.
Dominated by the confident voices. Everyone else stays quiet, and the quiet is where the useful signal sits.
Built for consumer panels and product discovery. The wrong category for internal honesty.
How it works
Three steps. No survey in sight.
Ask one question
You set a single topic. The setup itself is a conversation, so the agent already understands your company when the campaign goes out.
Your people have a conversation
A link opens a five minute chat in the browser. The agent holds one topic and asks why, not just what. No account, no download.
You get a synthesised report
Themes, sentiment, and paraphrased samples, assembled from everyone who took part, once enough people have to protect each of them.
See it in action
A conversation, not a form.
This is exactly what the person answering sees: a calm, spoken conversation with Allie on one topic, the whole thing on screen in their own words.
- ·Allie holds one topic and asks why, not just what.
- ·Spoken, in the browser. No app, no account, no form to fill.
- ·Every answer becomes an anonymous paraphrase, never your words.
Three ways to run it
One conversation app. Three kinds of campaign.
Anonymous
Questions people will not answer in a survey. The organisation sees paraphrased themes in aggregate only, and never who said what.
Named private
Know who responded, still protected in the report. An invite layer shows invited, started and completed, never joined to the answer text.
Rehearsal and release
Give people a room to think before they share. They have a private conversation, edit a summary, then choose what reaches you, and how.
Privacy by architecture
Anonymity isn't a policy line. It's how the system is built.
The honest answer to the question every buyer asks, can someone identify themselves by what they said:
We store paraphrases, not their words. We do not attach identity to answers. And reports never show slices smaller than five.
The AI paraphrase is stored. The verbatim transcript is discarded after extraction.
No user, no email, no token that can be joined back from a response.
No theme, slice or sample is ever shown below five contributions.
Wherever a narrow group could leak a headcount, the display is clamped.
What you get
The report is the thing you're buying. Here it is.
Not a stock photo of colleagues at a laptop. The actual artifact: themes, the sentiment underneath, a sample of paraphrased answers, and an export.
Overall sentiment
Themes
“Not against the move itself, but worried about the commute and what it means for the school run. Would feel met if there were a couple of remote days.”
Pricing
The number is on the page. The whole category hides it.
Transparent pricing shouldn't be a novelty. In this category, it is. You pay per response, with no setup fees and no retainer, and no contact-sales wall for self-serve. Buy a credit pack and run it.
The part no one else does
You pay for responses, not questions.
Send your question to 100 people and 30 take part. That is what you pay for: 30 conversations. Nothing for the 70 who stayed quiet, and nothing just to ask in the first place.
For a small team asking one question.
- ✓Anonymous mode
- ✓Full report and export
- ✓Run it yourself in minutes
More campaigns, every mode.
- ✓Everything in self-serve
- ✓Named private mode
- ✓Rehearsal and release mode
For scale and a branded portal.
- ✓Everything in growth
- ✓Branded portal and SSO
- ✓Priority support
Figures shown are illustrative, to confirm before launch.
How we compare
We don't compete with the AI research crowd on panel size. We compete on price, honesty, and what you actually pay for.
Where it fits
Reach for it just before a decision that will unsettle people.
The choices that quietly damage trust are the ones made with too little real sense of how people feel. These are the moments.
Understand the commute and childcare worry before you sign the lease.
Hear the texture under the headline yes or no.
Find out whether the change actually landed, in people's own framing.
Get the real objection, not the one safe to say out loud.
Give people a room to think before the offsite.
Ask the thing a town hall will never surface honestly.
Permission to speak freely.
Ask the question that matters, the way people will actually answer it. Start a campaign yourself, or talk it through with us first.