Dark mode
A dark mode is a sign a team cares how its product feels. A survey running in that product matches it automatically, for the same reason the dark mode exists.
By Ilya Novikov
Founder · getuserfeedback.com · Updated
Most software has no dark mode. The teams that build one care about the details users feel but don't ask for.
Our surveys and messages run in your product, not on a separate page. They should look like they belong there — your type, your color, your spacing. Dark mode is the hardest part of that to fake: a survey at the wrong brightness is the first thing the eye catches.
So it follows your app. A user switches to dark; your product goes dark; the survey that reaches them is already dark too — nothing to set up, and no flash of the wrong color first.
That's not a separate dark mode we maintain. It's the theming engine: the dark palette is derived from your light one, so the survey stays in sync with your app by default.
AlsoDark mode setup
The signal the survey reads, and the switches for apps that handle dark mode their own way.
Read docsIf your app has no dark mode, the survey stays light — it never turns dark on its own.
You won't notice any of this, which is the point. The people who would notice are who we built it for.