Hear from your own team, your customers at scale, or everyone at a one-off event or corporate gathering — all in one private place. Confidential boxes with private cases are safe enough for sensitive employee feedback, and it's all simple enough that people actually use it.
Free to try · No credit card required · SOC 2 in progress
Set up the box, hand out the card, read what drops in.
One box, one purpose — your team, your event, your practice, your shop. This is your digital suggestion box.
The card is what people fill out: your question, an optional rating, your logo and colors. Hand it out as a QR code or link.
Every submission lands in your box's inbox — reply privately, and AI insights surface the themes.
Thoughtful features for individuals collecting a few notes — and businesses running feedback across hundreds of locations.
Your built-in assistant learns your organization, recommends what to ask, drafts your cards, and organizes them into collections — so you start hearing from the people who matter right away.
Tailor every question, theme, and card to match your brand.
Add a quick 5-star tap when you want sentiment at a glance.
Generate scannable codes with your logo for any surface.
Run a box per store, then roll everything into one view.
Invite teammates, assign replies, and resolve together.
Group cards into campaigns and keep feedback organized.
Every reply from every card in one tidy place.
Get pinged the moment new feedback rolls in.
Automatic themes, sentiment, and what to fix next.
Let people stay anonymous — or require email confirmation.
Spin up hundreds of cards and boxes in one go.
Fetch your boxes and comments with a read-only API.
Wherever feedback matters, CMNT CARD gives people a frictionless way to be heard.
An always-open, anonymous channel to hear what employees won't say in standup — with private, two-way replies for sensitive feedback.
For comms directors and managers: see how messaging actually lands across the org, and quietly close the loop.
A QR card at the desk or booth lets members flag what to fix — before a quiet complaint becomes a cancellation.
Table-side QR cards that turn quiet diners into honest, private feedback.
One inbox across every store — know which location needs attention first.
It used to take an enterprise contract to give people a safe way to speak up. Now it takes one free box. Anyone can scan, write, and stay anonymous — and you can still reply, privately, without ever learning who they are. No credit card. No trial clock.
Set up your free channelWe believe feedback should be specific, actionable, and delivered with kindness and candor.
Spin up your first CMNT card in two minutes. Free to try.
No. Anyone can scan a QR code or open a link and drop a comment card in seconds. Whether responses are anonymous, signed, or either is up to whoever set up the box.
Yes. Create a separate box per location, then see everything rolled up in one unified inbox with per-location filtering.
They group replies into themes, track sentiment over time, and surface the few things most worth acting on this week.
Yes. The built-in AI assistant gets you launching feedback initiatives in minutes — it learns your organization, recommends what to ask, drafts your cards, and organizes them into collections, so you start hearing from the people who matter right away.
Yes. A commenter and your account's managers can go back and forth privately — a real two-way conversation — without the commenter's identity ever being revealed. It's ideal for HR teams handling sensitive employee feedback.
The commenter adds their email only to receive reply notifications and keep the conversation connected — never to reveal who they are. CMNT CARD never shares that email with you or anyone else, and it's always fully encrypted in our database.
Yes on both. Every commenter email is encrypted at rest and never shared, SOC 2 compliance is in progress, and your data is yours — fetch it anytime with the read-only API.
Yes — free forever for individuals, with paid plans when you need teams, multi-location, and advanced insights.