It's not just feedback. It's a conversation.
Stop boring your users and give them an authentic, personalized experience. Feedback doesn't have to be a chore! Give them options to provide video, ratings, free form text feedback.
Share a link to your feedback form over email, Facebook, Twitter, and more, or embed a widget on your website.
Give your users multiple options such as video, ratings, freeform text, and more. Even various types at one time!
Keep the conversation going by replying to any responses you get!
Ongoing discussions handled with in-app conversations will give you the rich feedback you need to succeed!
Seriously! Answer some simple setup questions, paste some code in your application, start collecting feedback.
When you offer a personal request for feedback, your users will be more engaged to share their unbiased thoughts.
Send responses to Slack, email or webhooks, with new destinations being added all the time.
A few clicks, a couple of sentences typed and copy/paste. That's it! You will be collecting feedback!
<script>
window.Userveys = {setup: {id: "123ewqzx-3b4d-4397-bdd8-d8b16ccc6a13"}}
</script>
<script src="http://userveys.com/embed.js">Answer a few questions to make the right survey for your users to feel at ease providing feedback.
Copy and paste the generated embeddable markup to add the Userveys functionality to your website.
Watch your email, webhooks or Userveys response dashboard to review the answers your users have been sending!
Installation is minimal. After creating a survey in the Userveys panel, you will copy and paste a few lines of code into your website or application
While Userveys must store response data to provide the feedback to you, it is secured by SSL (meaning it is encrypted while it is traveling to and from your browser) and response data itself is encrypted in the database for an extra layer or privacy and protection.
When looking at survey tools, it felt like there was a lack of personality and humanization. Feedback is just as important as contact or help widgets. So why not have it in surveys?
The idea is that as a user or visitor of your website feels more personally connected, they will be more comfortable to provide unbiased feedback and continue a conversation.
Good news! I will be letting in users during the very beginning of the beta with no immediate billing.
Once paid accounts begin billing, there will be a 14-day trial.
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