Pew Drop
How it Works
Write the questions once, group them into a survey, and collect a fresh set of answers each time you meet.
Questions
Write a question once and keep it in your question pool. People can give a short answer, pick one choice, select all that apply, answer true or false, use a slider, or rank a list. After someone answers, that wording stays locked so you can compare it later. Duplicate the question if you need a new version.
Surveys
A survey is the group of questions you want to ask together, such as sermon feedback. Add questions from the pool, or write a new one and it is saved there too. The same survey can be used again later.
Runs
A run is one time you collect answers, such as this weekend’s service. Choose when it opens and closes, then share a link or a QR code. People answer without an account. Run the survey again later, and compare what changed.