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Survey Builder

Build a survey with multiple choice, text, scale and star rating questions and share it with a link. It works with no sign-up and no server. Paste the response codes you receive to see charts and export a CSV.

Respondent preview

How to use

1Write questionsAdd a title and questions and pick a type for each. The respondent view updates on the right as you go.
2Send the linkThe whole survey is packed into one link. Copy it and send it by chat or email.
3Collect resultsPaste the response codes people send back to see charts per question and export a CSV.

When it helps

Picking a date for a club dinner, checking class feedback or asking customers of a small shop what they think should not require sign-ups and consent forms every time. This tool packs the entire survey into the link itself, so you can share a survey without storing anything on a server.

When someone submits, a short response code is created that contains only their answers. They copy it and send it to you, and you paste the codes you collect to get charts and averages per question. Since responses are not stored anywhere, you can ask about sensitive topics with more peace of mind.

If you have too many respondents to collect codes one by one, you can connect your own free Firebase project to gather responses automatically. In that case, responses are stored in the creator's storage.

FAQ

Are responses stored on a server?

Not in the default mode. The survey lives in the link and each response lives in its response code. Responses are stored only if the site owner connects a Firebase storage.

The link is very long.

All questions and options are inside the link, so it gets longer with more questions. Most messaging apps open long links without trouble. If it is too long, try shortening your question text.

What if someone responds more than once?

The default mode does not identify respondents, so it cannot be prevented. However, if the same response code is pasted twice, it is counted only once.

If I edit the survey, what happens to links I already sent?

Links you already sent still contain the old survey, so send a new link after editing. Response codes from a survey with different questions are reported separately when you tally.

Can I open the results in Excel?

Yes. Save CSV creates a file with one response per row that opens correctly in Excel or Google Sheets.