Say what you really think. Nobody can trace it.
Unsigned turns honest feedback into themes a team can act on. Nobody can see who wrote what, including whoever runs the survey.
Anonymous surveys ask you to trust the people you are reviewing.
Stories people shared, written anonymously.
“Anonymous” is usually a promise. The vendor keeps every answer, and in a small team the wording alone points to a person.
How it works
-
Answer on your phone.
Encrypted before it leaves. The key exists only inside the enclave.
-
Sealed until it closes.
Nobody can open it. It stays inside a hardware enclave until the survey closes.
-
Only themes come out.
A private AI turns the answers into neutral themes, so nobody can recognize how you write. It works confidentially, inside its own enclave. Then every answer is erased.
Proof, not promise.
Nothing depends on trust. Everything runs in hardware enclaves and is recorded on NEAR. See how
Anyone can check
- which code read the answers
- when the survey closed
- that a private model wrote the themes
- that the questions never changed
Where honesty is hard
Feedback about your manager
The person who decides your promotion should not be able to identify your answer.
Team retrospectives
Say what went wrong without turning a project review into a personal conflict.
Course and cohort reviews
Students depend on instructors for grades, certificates and references. Honest notes about the teaching arrive only when nobody can trace them.
Climate and safety surveys
Only the totals leave the enclave, and only when the group is large enough to protect each person.
Compared with a typical survey tool
| Typical survey tool | Unsigned | |
|---|---|---|
| Who can read an individual answer | The vendor, and often the account admin | Nobody. Answers exist only inside the enclave. |
| Results from very few people | Usually shown | Withheld below the minimum group size |
| Written comments | Shown word for word | Turned into themes, never quoted |
| After the survey | Stored indefinitely | Erased after the summary |
| How you know | A privacy policy | A public, verifiable record |
Questions
Can my manager recognize my writing?
No one reads your sentences. A private AI model turns all comments into short themes, and a check inside the enclave blocks any summary that copies words from an answer.
What if only a few people answer?
Each survey has a minimum group size, fixed when it is created. Below it, no results are published at all, and the answers are erased.
Can the organizer change the questions or close the survey early?
No. The questions, the close time and the minimum group size are fixed in public when the survey is created. After that, nobody controls them.
Do I need a crypto wallet?
Not to answer. You open your invite link, answer, and send. Only the person who creates a survey needs a NEAR wallet, because the survey’s rules are recorded on the NEAR blockchain.
Is this ready for my company?
Unsigned runs on the NEAR test network today, built for NEAR HACKATHON 2026. The design, the limits and the threat model are documented on the about page.
See it for yourself.
Answer as an employee, then try to read the answers as HR.
Try it in 60 seconds
Our CEO founded the company. His father was the CTO and his mother ran HR. They asked for honest feedback every quarter. Nobody gave it.
I answered an anonymous survey about my manager. A few days later, she asked me why I had given her a bad review.
I wanted to say that the instructor’s English was hard to follow and that he talked too much. In the end, I left it out.
We got an anonymous survey. A week later I got a reminder: I was the only one who had not answered yet. Whatever I wrote now, they would know it was me.