Survey builder
Building a survey used to mean filling out a form and imagining the result. Now you edit the survey itself — what you see is what your respondent gets.
By Ilya Novikov
Founder · getuserfeedback.com · Updated
You add a question, then click Preview to see what you actually made. It looks off. Back to the editor, change it, Preview again. Building a survey has always had this stutter — you edit in one place and find out what you built in another.
We rebuilt the survey builder to remove the stutter. What you edit is the survey itself — the same layout, type, and spacing the respondent sees — not a form that describes one. Change a question and you're looking at the change.
Reordering is dragging a question where it should go; it stays there. A multiple-choice option is edited on the option. The preview isn't a panel in the corner — it's the survey, and it's there the whole time. You're editing what the respondent receives, so it's right on their phone for the same reason it's right anywhere: there's no second mobile version to keep in step.
Even the end-of-survey message is part of it, link and all. The last thing a respondent sees is the easiest to leave generic, so we made it as editable as the first.
You ship what you saw. Nothing surprises the respondent, because nothing surprised you.