Wingral
Honest answers, because nobody has to sign in
People say what they actually think when the answer is not attached to their name. Respondents open a link, choose, and explain why — no account, no email, no name.
Why anonymity matters here
A signup wall costs you responses, and attribution costs you candour. Removing both is the point: respondents give a quick, honest reaction rather than a diplomatic one, and you get more of the people you asked actually answering.
What we do and do not store
Responses are not linked to a name, an email address, or an account. Wingral stores a one-way hash so the same person is not counted twice on the same decision, and respondents are told plainly that their identity is never stored or shared.
What you get
- No account, email, or name required
- Identity never stored or shared
- Written reasons alongside every choice
- Low-quality and duplicate responses filtered out
Common questions
How do you stop the same person answering repeatedly?
Wingral stores a one-way hash rather than an identity, and by default limits repeat responses to the same decision. You can allow multiple responses if that suits how you are sharing the link.
Does anonymity mean lower-quality answers?
In our experience the opposite, though it does invite the occasional throwaway response. Wingral scores response quality so thin or spammy answers do not distort what you read.
Try it on your next decision
Free to start, no credit card, and respondents never need an account.