TELLSAFE FOR EVENTS
Anonymous feedback for events
The useful detail often comes after someone leaves the venue. Give attendees a short feedback link they can use on their own phone, then keep the conversation open.
Where the conversation starts
At the venue
Place QR codes near exits, seating, and programs where attendees have time to pause.
After the event
Ask a few specific survey questions about scheduling, access, sessions, and what should change.
Sensitive concerns
Offer a separate private channel for conduct or safety concerns that need careful follow-up.
A private concern can become a useful conversation.
With Anonymous Relay mode, organizers can ask for details and share an update. The member can answer back while their relay email address stays hidden from the organizer. A plain anonymous submission is also available when they prefer no reply.
Illustrative conversation
Member: The workshop was hard to follow from the back of the room.
Organizer: Was it the sound, the sightline, or the pace? We want to address the right problem next time.See how the two-way relay works
Frequently asked questions
How can attendees give feedback without an account?
Share the public feedback link or QR code. Attendees can submit feedback through the public form without creating an organizer account.
What should a short event survey ask?
Ask what worked, what should change, and what would make someone return. Use specific prompts and avoid unnecessary demographic questions.
Can I clarify an anonymous event response?
Yes, if the attendee chooses Anonymous Relay mode. You can ask a follow-up through the relay without seeing their address.
Guides for your community
How to Collect Anonymous Feedback at Events (And Actually Get Honest Responses)
Collect honest anonymous feedback at events with short questions, QR codes, and private follow-up. Learn how to build trust and close the loop.
Post-Event Survey Questions That Actually Get Responses
Write useful post-event survey questions with specific open-ended prompts and a short rating anchor. Learn what to ask, what to cut, and why.
Running a Post-Event Survey: A Step-by-Step Guide for Organizers
Run a post-event survey from planning questions to reviewing responses and sharing changes. Use anonymous delivery and private follow-up for clarity.