I'm doing some early-stage market research into women's swimwear and would really appreciate some opinions.

It's a short anonymous survey (around 2–3 minutes) looking at what women like, dislike and prioritise when choosing swimwear. There are no right or wrong answers — genuine negative opinions are just as useful as positive ones.

Thanks so much to anyone who takes the time to complete it!

Survey:

https://forms.gle/38uVcAqpiwA5VM26A

My wife and I have been building an anonymous compatibility/kink test for the last few years, and we’re finally at the stage where we need real outside feedback instead of our own bias.

It’s long, but with the results being the promise of better sex, most people have completed it, much to our surprise.

We’re trying to figure out things like:

• Are the questions worded clearly?
• Do the results actually feel accurate?
• Are there categories that feel missing or overrepresented?
• Does the scoring feel fair?
• What questions made you pause or feel confused?

The test generates an anonymous “vibe code” you can compare with other people later, but right now I’m mainly looking for usability and data feedback.

Would genuinely appreciate brutally honest criticism from people who take these kinds of tests seriously (says the ADHD’er with rejection sensitivity 😅).

It was seriously made with the best intentions: helping couples communicate better and making sexuality feel a little less awkward to talk about.

18+ obviously.

KindaIntoThat.com

I built WorldSays, a tiny anonymous voting site: one question, two answers, then you instantly see how different places around the world voted on the map.

This is one of a few questions on the site. No signup, takes about 5 seconds.

🌍 Vote here:
https://www.worldsays.click/?poll=shit_today

If you feel like it, there are a few other questions to answer too.

Got a weird question that would be fun to see on the map? Drop it in the comments. I might add some of them 🙌🏻

Hi everyone! I’m doing some research into how people read, discover books, and choose between different ways of accessing them.

I put together a short 4-minute survey about reading habits and preferences. You do not need to be an avid reader or prefer physical books to participate, in fact, hearing from people with different reading habits is important to the research.

Nothing is being sold, and there are no affiliate links.

Survey: https://forms.gle/FScPHSQjMqVj6NYg8

Thanks to anyone willing to participate!

Have some fun and tell us whether your reading fits—we’d love your feedback!

https://so-you-think-you-know-yourself.dpdevine.chatgpt.site/

Hi everyone!

I’m exploring an idea for small, owner-operated businesses—cafés, restaurants, flower shops, independent shops, and similar businesses.

I’d like to understand what would genuinely help owners, rather than assume everyone needs more AI. Feedback from people who don’t use AI or aren’t interested is just as valuable.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdTkJU7t4uP8tkVdn7VCfvATTR1UAVDpsILUWv-Ptfp5jPSNw/viewform

Brief answers are welcome. No business names, customer details, or private financial information needed. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Hi everyone! We're a small team exploring a new conversation and entertainment app designed for adults, and we'd love input from people who already enjoy chat apps, roleplay or interactive stories. The survey is anonymous and takes about 5 minutes: https://tally.so/r/o96qjb Every response helps - thank you!

Most political quizzes use the same two axes, economic left-right and authoritarian-libertarian, and most of them are American. They cannot tell a free-market progressive from a free-market traditionalist, or a localist socialist from a globalist one, and they have nothing to say about trust in institutions, which has been the single best predictor of populist voting in recent polling.

So I built one for here. Thirty-eight questions, about eight minutes, and nine axes: economic, social, tradition, globalism, trust in institutions, free will, nature versus nurture, cultural capital (Bourdieu's taste argument), and planet. Each one cites what it draws on. The questions are scenarios rather than agree-or-disagree statements: a bypass through an ancient wood, a flight allowance, a funeral joke, and more surprising yet accurate questions.

At the end you get an archetype (fourteen of them, from the Old Socialist and the Templar to the Cosmopolitan Liberal and the Sovereignist), the thinker closest to you from a set of twenty-eight, a kindred spirit (pop culture), a short history of where your tradition comes from, and the five main parties drawn on the same nine axes so you can see which way each one points.

Things I want to hear about: whether the axes are the right nine, whether the archetype you got is fair, and where the questions lean. The methodology is public, including the weightings and the limitations I already know about.

An interesting thing to note is that I haven't mapped the political parties using just their manifesto but also the law they proposed and what they voted on. So more on their actions than their speeches.

It runs entirely in your browser. No account, no tracking, no cookies, nothing stored unless you choose to share your result.

Disclosure: It was made by Bulletin's team (BTN-media), a small UK news and media aggregator. I run that works with Impress-regulated and independent publishers. The quiz is free and does not ask you to sign up to anything to get your results. You can share your results or part of them at the end.
You are invited to check Bulletin (BTN-media), but that's as far as it goes.

Quiz: https://bulletinmedia.co/politics-quiz-uk/?src=reddit

Methodology: https://bulletinmedia.co/politics-quiz-uk/methodology.html

Which archetype did you get, and was it right?

Are you 18 or older and interested in fantasy or science fiction—as a reader, a writer, or both? I’m gathering early feedback for an interactive storytelling project.

The survey takes about 5–8 minutes. Written responses are optional. It doesn’t automatically collect your email; sharing contact information is optional.

Survey: https://forms.gle/tR3vR7NTGraxKNKd8

Thanks for helping me learn what people enjoy and what they’d like to see in this kind of storytelling experience.

Hi everyone!

We're two university students in Canada conducting a quick survey on health, fitness, and nutrition habits to help validate our app idea, GoForIt.

3 minutes · Anonymous · Ages 18+ · English & French

Take the survey: https://forms.gle/YBmtoCuWW9LFyEcp7

Whether you're into fitness or not, we'd love to hear from you!

Your feedback will help us understand real needs and challenges as we develop our app.

Thanks for helping us out!

Hi fellow readers! I’m working on a puzzle book project, with ideas like crosswords and word puzzles themed around books, authors, and genres. Before I build it, I want to know what readers would actually enjoy.

• Takes about 2 minutes
• Completely anonymous
• Your answers count even if you’ve never done a puzzle

👉 Link (There was an issue with the link; it's fixed now)

I’ll share a summary of the results here afterward. Thank you! 📚

We're working on a project about drywall repairs and want to learn from people who've patched a hole in a wall: what worked, what was frustrating, and what you'd do differently.

It's a short 2-minute survey:
https://share.forms.app/form/6ad73292f70e43e930b0dff4
Thanks for your help!

Hi! I’m collecting first-impression feedback on three potential names for a premium women’s activewear concept.

The survey is anonymous and takes about 1–2 minutes. Please answer based only on your immediate reaction to the names—no right or wrong answers.

I’d especially appreciate responses from women ages 25–54, but all women 18+ are welcome.

Brand Names

Thank you!!

I'm a exploring an idea whether people would actually want this on a city break. Your honest opinion would help a lot. The survey is anonymous and takes about 5 minutes, with no sales and no personal data.

Imagine walking through a historic city centre (about 5km) and, instead of following a guide, you're solving a mystery. You follow a story across 12 famous sights and crack escape-room-style puzzles using real details of buildings and monuments, like inscriptions, statues and architecture. It would include various difficulty puzzles from easier to medium hard puzzles that will take about 10 mins each with hint system. Can be stopped at any time. Along the way you hear the history and legends of each place. (Did you know legend says Prague's Charles Bridge was built with eggs and cheese in the mortar?)

Survey: https://forms.gle/N78ZYQEGAtjsr1j59

Thank you! I'm happy to answer any questions in the comments.

Hi everyone!

I’m developing a Portuguese olive oil brand and would love some outside opinions on its name.

Although the olive oil is Portuguese, the brand name doesn’t necessarily need to sound Portuguese or refer to Portugal.

The poll shows five possible names on bottle mockups. Imagine seeing them in a shop or online: which name would inspire the most trust and make you most interested in buying the oil?

It takes about a minute, and no account is required to vote SO PLEASEEEE TAKE THIS TIME LMAO.

👉 Take the poll

If you have other name ideas, please feel free to share them in the comments! I’d love to hear your suggestions.

Thank you for your help!

Hi everyone!

I’m Craig, and I’m working on a little clothing project called Mountain Tops.

I’m trying to turn some ideas into something real, and I’m collecting a bit of feedback to help me make better decisions about the direction I take.

I’ve put together a quick visual survey with 10 rounds. Each round shows six different tops, and you just pick whichever one you like best.

I’m hoping the results will give me a better idea of which styles, colours and artwork people prefer.

No sign-up or purchase involved, and it should only take a couple of minutes.

https://feedback.axelthorn.com/mountain-tops

I’d really appreciate anyone taking the time to help me out. Thanks! 💛

I'd really appreciate you filling out this short 2–5 minute survey about camera-roll overload — too many trip, event, or people photos, and what you'd want done with them.

Hi everyone,

I'm researching how people in the UK compare properties and make decisions when buying a home.

I'm particularly interested in what people actually do during their search — whether that's using Rightmove/Zoopla favourites, notes, spreadsheets, sharing links with a partner, or something else entirely.

I'm exploring a potential product in this area, but at this stage I'm trying to understand the problems people genuinely experience, rather than promote a solution.

I've put together a short 3–5 minute survey for people currently buying, or who have purchased a home in the last 12 months.

Survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffnunSJaPOnJTnWtxwk8j0tG_szeMAA5VH7a8aczUJg9SZTA/viewform

It's voluntary, there's no sales pitch, and contact details are only requested if you'd like to volunteer for an optional paid follow-up interview.

I'd also be interested to hear in the comments: how did you actually keep track of the houses you viewed, and what worked or didn't work?

Thanks in advance!

I’m an independent inventor developing a pet mobility product, and I’m looking for honest feedback from dog owners—especially those with senior dogs or dogs that have trouble reaching furniture. I’m researching real-life experiences with pet stairs and ramps, including stability, comfort, ease of use, and whether existing products actually meet your dog’s needs. I’ve put together a short, approximately 3-minute survey. No name or email ...I’d appreciate responses from people who have purchased pet stairs or ramps and found them disappointing—but positive experiences are equally valuable. https://form.jotform.com/262845466871066

Would you license your face and likeness to a private individual for AI use?

Companies in China are already paying people $15–700 to license their faces for AI-generated content, and platforms like Avatise and cloneaible let creators sell likeness licenses to brands.

I'm curious about the individual side: if a single person (not a company) offered to pay you a one-time fee for an exclusive license to use your face and voice in AI-generated content for their own private use, would you consider it?

- What would it take, price-wise?

- Would exclusivity change your answer?

- What uses would you rule out completely?

Not an offer, just trying to understand where people draw the line.

I’m developing Lumalman, an AI storytelling app for adults, and researching which uses people would find most interesting: interactive adventures, fictional character conversations, developing original stories, or creating stories for possible submission to Lumalman Press.

I’m looking for adults who are open to considering an AI storytelling app—including people who are curious but unsure. You don’t need writing experience or previous experience with AI.

The survey takes about 5–7 minutes. Honest criticism and “not interested” answers are welcome. Email is optional, with separate opt-ins for research follow-up and development updates.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckkUgOz5oAgYAQnYkgDHHPAgXSYULtQU5lpDMOqN7DG_qAOA/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Thank you for helping me decide what to test first!

Hi everyone! I’m starting a small kayak business and researching how storage and transportation affect people’s ability to get on the water.

If you’re based in the U.S., I’d love your honest feedback—even if storage isn’t a problem for you. The survey takes about 1 minutes, with no sales pitch.

https://forms.gle/A5b88z8c3vfG5iVw9

Thanks for helping a new entrepreneur learn from real paddlers!

I'm developing WWYD (What Would You Do?), a choice-driven psychological game for adults. It plays out through cinematic scenes with spoken dialogue and explorable 3D spaces, and your choices decide what happens next.

This survey is for gamers generally, whether you mostly play story games, action and adventure, RPGs, or sports and competitive games. It has 10 questions and takes under 2 minutes. The questions cover character creation, story direction, ORA (an AI character who can comment on your choices), decision timers, how scenes are presented, and internal voices.

If you would rather answer here than open the form, here is what we need answered:

1. What type of game do you play most: story and choice, action and adventure, RPG and simulation, or sports, racing, and competitive?
2. How should your character be created: fully written with a fixed appearance, written with a customizable appearance, or your own avatar with a background you choose?
3. What character gender options do you prefer: a male lead, a female lead, choose your character's gender, or no preference?
4. Which story would you try first: a professional facing blackmail while searching for a missing sibling; a family fighting over money, loyalty, and buried secrets; or a tech insider who discovers an invention is manipulating people?
5. Whose journey would you follow: one character over several years, one character in a short intense crisis, different characters in connected stories, or separate stories with different characters?
6. How should the game's worlds connect: different parts of one character's life, different places connected by one mystery, separate worlds you can choose freely, or one detailed setting throughout?
7. Should ORA, an AI character, comment on your choices and recurring patterns: briefly after major choices, at the end of each episode, only when you ask, or never?
8. How should decision timers work: a short countdown for every choice, only during urgent moments, adjustable or off, or no countdowns?
9. How do you prefer scenes: mostly reading with illustrated scenes, animated scenes with spoken dialogue, a 3D world you explore between conversations, or a mix?
10. How do you feel about hearing the character's conflicting thoughts through voices that move around you: throughout the game, during intense moments, try it with an option to switch it off, or no internal voices? Answer any or all of them in the comments.

Survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe0lGq-aF47NW0UvBdwB61I19BrKVYivEERSQeEZLV9DQaZww/viewform?usp=publish-editor

I’m in the very early stages of developing a wellness brand and wanted to get some honest feedback before I spend thousands of dollars on something people might not even want lol.

The concept is a daily gut-health jelly stick that you squeeze directly from the packet. Think a fruity, ready-to-eat jelly with fiber to support digestive health and regularity. No powders, no mixing, no pills.
I want it to taste genuinely good, have ingredients that actually serve a purpose, and feel more like a fun daily ritual than taking another supplement.
I’m considering a box of 15 sticks for around $25–$30.

A few things I’m curious about:
-Would you actually buy something like this, or does the jelly format seem weird?
-Do you currently take anything for gut health, bloating, or digestion? What do you like/dislike about it?
-Would you prefer a jelly over powders, gummies, or capsules?

Is $25–$30 for 15 servings reasonable, or would that be an immediate no?
What would make you trust a new gut-health brand enough to try it?
Please** be brutally honest.** If you think it’s a terrible idea, I genuinely want to know why.
I’m not selling anything or linking a product. Just trying to figure out whether there’s actual demand before investing in development.
Appreciate any feedback!

Hi everyone!

We’re a group of graduate students working with NUR, a protein drink brand, on a class project. We’re conducting a short survey to understand people’s preferences for protein drinks and how they understand wellness products information.

We’d love to hear from you if you:
• Live in the United States
• Better use TikTok at least once a week

The survey takes approximately 5–6 minutes. You don’t need to be familiar with NUR or regularly use protein drinks to participate—we’re interested in a range of experiences and opinions!

Survey link: https://usc.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d4rflZEv40ekqXQ

Thank you so much for your time and help!