Ask for the truth. Keep it anonymous. Still reply.
Anonymeter turns a simple feedback link into a private channel: no respondent accounts, no IP storage, and anonymous follow-up conversations when one answer is not enough.
Your Forms
Manage feedback forms, links, QR and replies in one calm place.
Checkout friction and branch feedback
I do not raise this in meetings because it sounds political, but the approval loop is slowing the whole team down.
The numbers behind honest feedback
Most “anonymous” feedback isn’t anonymous. It’s just confidential.
Confidential means the tool still knows exactly who said what - and simply promises not to show you. Anonymeter removes the identity entirely, so there’s nothing to promise about.
They still know who you are
There’s no identity to know
Once people believe they truly can’t be traced, they tell you the truth. That’s the whole product.
See the signal, not just the answers
Anonymous feedback gets useful when the patterns are visible. Anonymeter turns ratings, choices, text answers, and follow-up threads into a clean response signal your team can act on.
Find weak spots fast
Lowest ratings and distribution bars show where the friction is hiding.
Spot patterns in choices
Choice answers become instant share-of-response signals, not manual counting.
Follow up anonymously
Ask for detail without exposing the respondent or breaking trust.
Real deployment: a regional retail chain collected 255 anonymous responses in 7 days (29% response rate) across 10 branches. Read the case study →
Healthy early signal
43 anonymous responses from 55 views. 9 respondents can receive anonymous follow-up.
Rating distribution
43 responsesChoice patterns
patternsFrom link to truth in minutes
A lightweight flow for collecting sensitive feedback without turning the respondent into a tracked user.
Create your form
Start from a focused template or build your own with text, ratings, choice questions, logic, limits, and expiry.
Share one private link
Send it by email, Slack, WhatsApp, QR, or embed it. Respondents answer without accounts or tracking scripts.
Reply without identity
Read the response, ask a follow-up, and keep the conversation anonymous from both sides.
30 ready-to-share templates
Don't start from a blank page - and don't have to. Pick a category, customize the questions, share the link. Or build your own from scratch.
HR & Performance
360 reviews, exit interviews, eNPS
Product & Customer
NPS, CSAT, churn surveys
Events
Conferences, workshops, webinars
Education
Classroom, teacher, student
Specialized
Suggestion box, whistleblower
Popular templates: anonymous suggestion box, anonymous employee survey, anonymous complaint form.
Every template is anonymous by default, customizable in 2 minutes, and free on the forever-free plan.
Built for answers people are afraid to say
Anonymeter makes anonymity visible in the product instead of hiding it in a settings checkbox.
💬 Anonymous follow-up conversations
The only survey tool on Earth where the form owner can ask follow-up questions to a specific anonymous respondent - and the respondent can reply - without identity being revealed. Game-changer for HR, customer success, and research where "I want to ask one more question" meets "I can't break anonymity."
Zero IP Tracking
We never store a respondent's IP address. Ever. And form pages set no cookies unless the respondent opts in to a reply channel. Real anonymity, not a marketing slogan.
No Login Required
Respondents just open your link and answer. No account, no app, no friction whatsoever.
GDPR Auto-Delete
Set per-form retention in days. Nightly job automatically purges old responses. Privacy by default.
Response Analytics
Bar charts for choice questions, histograms for ratings, conversion rates - all dark-mode aware.
Print-ready posters
One click turns any form into an A4 poster, six cut-out cards, or a staff notice for a reporting channel - with the QR code, the link and the anonymity promise already on it. Print it or save it as a PDF to send on. Vector export for your designer.
Anonymity Guard
If someone starts typing their name, email or phone into an answer, a gentle warning appears before they send it. It never blocks them - it just stops people from identifying themselves by accident. On by default.
The only form that stops you identifying yourself
Every anonymous form in this category protects you from the operator: no IP logs, no account. None of them watch the answer box - where someone types "call me on 0176 334 4551" into an anonymous form and undoes the whole promise in four words. Anonymeter watches, and says something before it is sent.
It reads only what you type
Entirely inside your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere to check it, and nothing about the check is stored.
A nudge, never a block
You stay in control. If you meant to leave your number, leave it - the warning does not stop you sending.
On by default
Every form has it from the first day. The owner can switch it off, and most never think to.
This is the real detector, not a mock: the homepage and the form both run the same file.
The forms that fill up are reached from a wall
A link works for the people already at a screen. Everyone else meets your form on a poster in the break room, a card on the table, a notice by the door. One click turns any form into that sheet.
Poster, A4
Title, QR code, link and the anonymity promise, laid out and ready for the wall.
Six cut-out cards
One sheet, six cards for tables, counters and lanyards.
Staff notice
For a reporting channel: how to report, that it can be anonymous, and that retaliation is prohibited.
Nine languages, so the sheet is read in the language of the people reading it. Print it, save it as a PDF to send on, or export the code as SVG for your designer.
See the staff noticevs 3.9 last month
A monthly check-in that emails nobody
Every other pulse tool runs on a roster: it mails the same list every Monday, which means it knows who did not answer. We do not have that list and never will - not knowing is the product. So the cycle lives in the answers instead of in a send.
The link never changes
The poster stays on the wall, the QR code stays valid, the form keeps its address. Nothing to re-share each period.
This period against the last
Your Responses page starts showing the current week or month next to the one before it: how many answered, the average rating, and the difference.
Nobody is chased
No reminder goes out, because there is no address to send one to. People answer when they walk past the code again.
Weekly runs Monday to Sunday, monthly on the calendar month. Switch it on in the form settings; switch it off and the form goes back to being one continuous list.
Your data, over a clean REST API
Every form and anonymous response, available over a simple authenticated REST API - automate exports, pipe responses into your own tools, or build dashboards.
- List forms and paginate anonymous responses
- Bearer auth · JSON · rate-limited - anonymity preserved (no IPs)
- Hashed API keys you create and revoke anytime
# List your forms curl -H "Authorization: Bearer am_live_…" \ https://anonymeter.com/api/v1/forms # Paginate a form's anonymous responses curl https://anonymeter.com/api/v1/forms/123/responses
Every response, in the tools you already use
Point a form at a webhook URL and each new anonymous response is delivered in real time. Slack and Discord get a natively formatted message; everything else gets clean JSON for Zapier, Make, n8n, or your own endpoint.
A formatted message in any channel - ratings, answers, form name. Just paste an incoming-webhook URL.
Posts straight to your server channel with rich formatting. Paste the channel webhook URL.
Generic JSON routes to 5,000+ apps - Sheets, Notion, CRMs, email - no code.
Full structured payload (event, form, answers) POSTed to your own API.
{
"event": "form.response.created",
"form_title": "Customer feedback",
"submitted_at": "2026-06-26T10:30:00Z",
"answers": [
{
"question_label": "How was your visit?",
"answer": "Great - very fast service"
}
]
}
No IP, no identity in the payload - only the answers. Set a webhook URL per form under Settings → Webhook. SSRF-guarded, 3-second timeout, never blocks a submission.
Anonymous by default beats anonymous by settings
Most form tools can be configured to feel private. Anonymeter is designed so the respondent can see that privacy is the default.
💬 Anonymous follow-up conversations
The only survey tool on Earth where the form owner can ask follow-up questions to a specific anonymous respondent - and the respondent can reply - without identity being revealed. Game-changer for HR, customer success, and research where "I want to ask one more question" meets "I can't break anonymity."
Zero cookies by default
Public form pages set zero cookies on first visit. Repeat-tracking is opt-in via a small checkbox at submit time. Typeform sets 15+ tracking cookies just to load the page.
GDPR auto-delete per form
Set a retention window (30/90/365 days) and responses are auto-purged. Zero manual work, zero compliance theater.
Charts & analytics on the free plan
Rating histograms, choice-distribution bars, text summaries - on every plan. Typeform and SurveyMonkey charge extra.
| Feature | Anonymeter | Typeform | Google Forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zero IPs stored | ✓ | ✕ Logs | ✕ Logs |
| Cookies on public form | ✓ 0 by default opt-in available | ✕ 15+ tracking cookies | ✕ Google tracking |
| Plain HTML form (no SPA) | ✓ | ✕ Heavy SPA | ✕ Heavy SPA |
| Third-party trackers | ✓ None | ✕ Google · Hotjar · … | ✕ Google |
| Respondent page weight | ~40 KB | ~500 KB | ~300 KB |
| Anonymous repeat-respondent tracking | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Anonymity guard warns respondents who type identifying info |
✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| 💬 Anonymous follow-up WORLD FIRST | ✓ Included | ✕ | ✕ |
| Conditional logic show Q based on prev answer |
✓ Included | ✓ $25/mo | ✕ |
| Charts & analytics on free plan | ✓ | ✕ $50+/mo | ✕ Basic only |
| Email digests (daily/weekly) | ✓ Pro | ✕ Paid only | ✕ |
| QR codes for forms | ✓ Free | ✓ Paid | ✕ |
| Webhooks Slack · Discord · Zapier |
✓ Pro | ✓ Paid | ✕ Zapier only |
| AI response summaries sentiment · themes · highlights |
✓ Pro | ✓ Paid | ✕ No native AI |
| GDPR auto-delete per form | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Dark mode | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| No "Powered by" on free plan | ✓ | ✕ Branded | ✕ Branded |
| Anonymous-by-default templates purpose-built for honest feedback |
✕ Generic only 3,000+, anonymity opt-in | ✕ Generic only ~100, no anonymity | |
| Free plan | 3 forms · unlimited responses | 1 form · 10/mo | Unlimited Google-branded |
| Paid plan starts at | $9/mo | $25/mo | N/A |
← Swipe the table sideways to see all columns → Based on publicly available pricing and privacy policies as of April 2026.
Simple, transparent pricing
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Free
Perfect for trying it out
- 3 feedback forms
- Unlimited responses
- Anonymous submissions
- Basic response view
Pro
For individuals and small teams
- Unlimited forms
- Unlimited responses
- CSV export
- Priority support
- Custom branding
- AI response summaries
Team
For growing organizations
- Everything in Pro
- Up to 10 people, including you
- Advanced analytics
- API access
- Dedicated support
All plans include SSL encryption, 99.9% uptime, and no respondent login required.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you were too anonymous to ask.
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