What would people tell you if they couldn't be identified?
The people around you often see things you can't — a habit, a blind spot, a real opinion about your work or your idea. Most just never say it out loud. Anonymous Feedback gives them a safe, structured way to finally answer the questions you actually want answered.
Free. Takes about a minute. No coding, no forms to configure.
Anonymous Message
Someone can send you anything, anonymously.
Open-ended — whatever's on their mind, whenever they want to say it.
Feedback — this page
You ask specific questions, and people answer anonymously.
Structured — built around what you actually want to know.
Why honest feedback needs anonymity
A friend may notice a habit that's holding you back but hesitate to say it. A coworker may have real feedback about your work but not want to create tension. A customer may dislike something about your product but never complain publicly. An employee may have something to say about the workplace but not feel safe attaching their name to it.
None of that means people are hiding something malicious — it just means an honest answer and a comfortable answer aren't always the same thing. Anonymous Feedback removes the social cost of being honest, so you get the answer instead of the polite version of it.
How Anonymous Feedback works
From question to insight in a few minutes.
Pick a starting point
Choose a template built around what you're asking about, or start from a blank page. Mix polls, ratings, yes/no, and open-ended questions.
Get one permanent link
Publish once and you have a single feedback link that's yours to keep — share it as often as you like, and keep improving the questions over time.
People answer with no account
Anyone with the link can respond in under a minute — no sign-up, no app to install. You never see who answered.
You see the patterns
Aggregate results and written answers land in your private dashboard, so you can actually act on what people are telling you.
What people ask about
A few of the most common starting points — tap one to see the questions.
Personal Growth
Find out what people close to you really notice about you.
"What's one thing I should improve?"
Relationships & Friendship
Ask the questions that are difficult to ask directly.
"What do you think I could do better in this relationship?"
Career & Work
Get honest feedback from a coworker, mentor, or your team.
"How would you describe my communication at work?"
Business Ideas
Before you build it, ask people what they actually think.
"Would you actually use this? Would you pay for it?"
Social & Audience
Your followers may have opinions they'd never post in the comments.
"What should I post more of? What should I stop?"
Ask it your way
Mix question types
Polls, yes/no, ratings, multiple choice, and open-ended text — combined however you like.
Keep improving it
Your feedback link is permanent — edit the title, description, and settings any time.
Share anywhere
One link, shareable as many times as you want, to as many people as you want.
How privacy actually works
Respondents stay anonymous
A response is anonymous to you as the creator — no name, username, or account is ever shown.
You stay private too
Respondents never see your Eucarl profile or identity through your feedback link — and results are private by default until you choose to publish them.
See Feedback People Have Made Public
Real questions from real people, answered anonymously. Yours stays private unless you decide otherwise.
Anonymous Feedback FAQ
What is anonymous feedback?
Anonymous feedback is honest input collected without attaching the responder's name to it. On Eucarl, that means specific questions — polls, ratings, yes/no, multiple choice, and written answers — with responses no one can trace back to a person.
How do I get honest feedback from friends or coworkers?
Create a feedback request with a few specific questions, then share your link with the people whose opinion you want — friends, coworkers, followers, or anyone else. Because their name is never attached, people tend to answer more honestly than they would face-to-face.
Do respondents need a Eucarl account?
No. Anyone with your feedback link can answer in under a minute without creating an account.
Can the same person answer more than once?
By default, no — Eucarl uses a private, on-device check to block repeat submissions from the same browser. You can turn this off if you'd rather allow multiple responses from the same person.
Does the person I ask know it's me?
Your Eucarl identity is never shown to respondents through your feedback link, the same way Anonymous Message keeps senders anonymous to you.
Can I make my results public?
Yes, if you choose to. Results are private by default — you explicitly turn on public results, and can turn them back off at any time.
What kinds of questions can I ask?
Anything — personal growth, a relationship or friendship, your work, a business idea, or your content and audience. Templates are built around the most common situations, or you can start from a blank page.