Hide respondent names so people can share honest suggestions regardless of role or seniority.
A Response Room lets every participant answer in their own words. Except in Show Progress rooms, submitted responses remain hidden from everyone—including the ROOM creator—until the scheduled publication time.
Why use a Response Room?
- People can think independently without being influenced by earlier responses.
- Every participant has the same opportunity to contribute, regardless of role or confidence.
- Single-line and multi-line input support both short ideas and detailed feedback.
- You can show respondent names, hide them after publication, or display responses live.
Recommended settings
Response Type: Hide Respondent Names
Responses per Person: Allow one response for a focused question, or several when you want a wider range of ideas.
Input Method: Use single-line input for names and short ideas, or multi-line input for feedback and stories.
A fair way to collect open-ended input
The ROOM creator follows the same visibility rules as everyone else. No fairness-related information is made available exclusively to the organizer. At publication time, everyone using the shared URL sees the results together.
Collect everyone’s words on equal terms.
Create a free Response Room and share its URL with your participants.
Create a Response Room
Response Room