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Return to office: understand the anxiety before you set the policy.

Every return-to-office announcement lands on a hundred private arrangements you cannot see: childcare that depends on two remote days, a house bought an hour away during remote hiring, focus work that only happens at home. People rarely say this in a town hall.

Asked anonymously, in a conversation that follows up with "why", people explain exactly what a hybrid policy helps and what it breaks. That is the difference between a policy people quietly resent and one they helped shape.

One credit per completed conversation, from £3. 20 free credits to try it out. No setup fees, no contracts.

ALLIE

How do our current ways of working help or hinder you doing your best work?

YOU

The three office days are fine. It's that they're fixed. My deep work happens at home.

ALLIE

Ready-made questions

Start from these, or write your own.

These questions come from our library and drop straight into the campaign builder. Every word is editable, and Allie asks why, not just what, so each answer comes with its reasons attached.

Q1

How do our current ways of working help or hinder you doing your best work?

Q2

If you could redesign how and where we work, what would you keep and what would you change?

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The follow-up, one click later

How are our ways of working affecting your energy and your output right now?

What the report tells you

Themes and sentiment, with the why attached.

01

What people actually do with remote days, and which parts of the week depend on them

02

Where the office genuinely helps, so you can anchor in-office time to it

03

Whether resistance is about the policy or about how it was announced

Honest answers need real anonymity.

Answers are paraphrased by AI, stored with no name, email or token, and nothing is reported from fewer than five people. Respondents see these rules before they say a word. That is why they tell you the truth.

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Common questions
Will people be honest about wanting to work from home?

That is the point of the design. Answers are anonymous by architecture, paraphrased so nobody can be recognised by their phrasing, and never reported in groups smaller than five. People say what they actually think.

Can we compare offices or departments?

Yes. Publish one campaign with a separate link per cohort and compare themes and sentiment side by side. The five-person minimum applies to every group, so small teams are never exposed.

What does it cost?

One credit per completed conversation, from £3. You pay for responses, not invitations. No setup fee, no contract, and 20 free credits to start.

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Ready to hear the honest answer?

Write your question in minutes, share one link, and read the themes as they build. Your first 20 responses are free.