Nonprofit & Civic

Measures how connected members feel to their church community, how often they actually attend and participate, and how likely they are to stay or invite others — with an AI follow-up that surfaces the real reasons behind disengagement or hesitation to invite friends. Built for pastors, elders, and ministry teams tracking congregational health.

Captures how volunteers actually experience your program — onboarding, communication, recognition, and impact — and gauges whether they'll return or recommend it to others. Built for volunteer coordinators and nonprofit program managers, with an AI follow-up that digs into the specific moment behind a volunteer's recommendation score instead of a flat rating.

Measures how congregants experience sermon relevance, community belonging, volunteering barriers, and the newcomer welcome — built for pastors, elders, and ministry teams planning where to invest attention. An AI follow-up reconstructs a real moment someone almost volunteered (or did), instead of settling for generic reasons like 'too busy.'

Captures how attendees experienced your fundraising event — pacing, program, and the ask itself — and what actually shaped their decision to give or not. Built for nonprofits and event teams who want donor-level insight beyond a satisfaction score, with an AI follow-up that reconstructs the real moment of the giving decision instead of generic ratings.

Measures how volunteers experienced a specific event — whether their role was clear, the event ran smoothly, and their contribution felt meaningful — then gauges likelihood to return. Built for event organizers and volunteer coordinators; the AI follow-up digs into the specific moment that shaped whether a volunteer would sign up again.

Measures resident awareness, barriers, and channel/format preferences for zoning and land use public engagement. Designed for municipal planning departments seeking to improve community outreach equity and participation rates.

Evaluates new volunteers' first-month experience across onboarding clarity, training quality, support access, and barriers, with NPS as a key outcome. Designed for nonprofit volunteer programs seeking to identify onboarding gaps and improve early retention.

A concise pulse survey for nonprofit volunteer coordinators to measure volunteer motivation, scheduling satisfaction, recognition preferences, and retention likelihood—supporting data-driven engagement and retention strategies.

Measures residents' awareness, acceptance, privacy concerns, and trust regarding urban IoT sensor deployments, providing civic planners with actionable segmentation and attitudinal insights.

A resident feedback instrument for municipalities and civic organizations to assess sidewalk accessibility, physical condition, ADA barriers, and maintenance priorities. Designed for community-wide distribution to inform walkability planning and repair prioritization.

Measures public transit riders' perceptions of service reliability, personal safety, and station accessibility to identify and prioritize service improvements across bus and rail systems.

Measures resident perceptions of trust, fairness, transparency, and accountability in local public services. Designed for municipal governments and civic organizations seeking actionable feedback to improve governance and resident relations.

Gathers resident feedback on city service satisfaction, spending priorities, and fiscal trade-offs to inform local government budget planning and resource allocation decisions.

Tests donor-facing messages and calls to action to identify which language most motivates giving. Designed for nonprofit marketing teams seeking data-driven guidance on fundraising communications.

Measures donor perceptions of nonprofit communications clarity, online giving usability, and post-gift stewardship to identify key drivers of satisfaction and retention.

Measures resident satisfaction, process clarity, response timeliness, and institutional trust in city noise complaint handling. Designed for 311 and civic service teams seeking actionable feedback to reduce bottlenecks and improve complaint resolution.

A civic research instrument for municipalities to assess resident perceptions and experiences with e-scooter and e-bike safety, parking compliance, and enforcement preferences. Suitable for both micromobility users and non-users.

Measures resident satisfaction with local park amenities, safety, and programming to help municipal parks departments prioritize improvements and track service quality over time.

Measures patron satisfaction and friction points across material discovery, hold management, and digital resource usage to prioritize service improvements for public libraries.

Diagnoses reporting pain points, tool gaps, and workflow bottlenecks among nonprofit staff to inform targeted operational improvements. Designed for 6–8 minute completion by any staff member involved in organizational reporting.