Low friction
A quick check-in in Slack or Teams that fits into the working day.
Team Signal
Anonymous, low-friction team sensing in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
An anonymous team-sensing layer for delivery improvement. See where developers experience friction, then decide what to investigate next.
Works in Slack or Microsoft Teams. Team-level insight. Built for improvement, not monitoring. Not ready to talk yet? See how the workshop works.
Team SignalDirect messageHow's your work going right now?
What's the main reason? Optional
Why it works
Feedback that is lightweight enough to keep using.
You don't ask people to be insightful. You ask them to be honest about something small. The insight emerges from the aggregate.
Team Signal stays intentionally thin: the signal is simple so interpretation and improvement can happen with your team, not inside another complex platform.
Anonymous
People can be honest without individual surveillance.
Continuous
Signal builds over time rather than waiting for a large survey.
Practical
Find delivery friction instead of collecting vague sentiment.
Built for trust
Honest feedback without exposing individuals.
- Responses are stored against a hashed identifier, never a name or Slack/Teams ID.
- Reporting is team-level only. The dashboard never surfaces an individual response.
- Free-text notes appear only as part of team themes, never as attributed quotes.
Anonymous by designAggregated reporting onlyTeam-level insightBuilt for improvement, not monitoring
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