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Ways to use it

A Code goes anywhere a picture goes

Print it, display it, wear it or share it, and it asks a question. Businesses ask their customers, broadcasters ask their viewers, and anyone with the app can ask everyone.

Two table-tent brochures side by side, one for Sally's Cafe asking Did you enjoy your
                  coffee and one for Ruby's Rooftop Grill asking Tell us how we did today, each with a
                  Thoughtz Code.
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For businesses

Ask your customers wherever they already are

Register your business free, write up to five questions, and put the Code on the things you already print, send and display. Every answer is anonymous, and the results update while people are still answering.

A restaurant menu on a set table, a Thoughtz Code printed on the front.
Brochures & menus

On the table, while the meal is still in front of them.

A branded takeaway coffee cup held in one hand, a Thoughtz Code on the side.
Product packaging

Feedback at the moment of unboxing, not a fortnight later.

A poster on a glass office door asking staff to vote on the next Christmas party venue, with a large Thoughtz Code.
Posters

Waiting rooms, foyers, staff rooms — dwell time you already own.

Two people from behind wearing t-shirts with a Thoughtz Code printed between the shoulders.
Clothing

Staff shirts and event tees — the Code walks the floor.

A card terminal at a counter showing a thank-you screen with a Thoughtz Code.
Electronic displays

A screen in the venue, rotating with everything else you show.

A printed invoice with a Thoughtz Code beside the words How did you like our services.
Invoices & receipts

Every transaction already reaches them. Add one square to it.

A large digital display in a shopping centre carrying a Thoughtz Code.
Billboards

Large format, scanned from the passenger seat.

A person holding an open book up in front of their face, a Thoughtz Code printed on the back cover.
Books & print

Back cover, last page — ask the reader who actually finished.

A marketing email open on screen, a Thoughtz Code in its footer beside the words How was your stay.
Email marketing

No print run needed. It drops into the footer of what you already send.

Built for any business that has customers

Which is all of them. A few we have been asked about:

Cafes
Restaurants
Retail
Gyms
Hotels & resorts
Hair salons
Cinemas
Supermarkets
Health care
Education
Trades & services
Automotive
Dealerships
Airlines
Transport
Concerts & events
Sporting events
Interactive TV
Marketing
Opinion polls
For everyone · free in the app

You don’t need a business to ask a question

Anyone with the Thoughtz app can put a question to the public. It costs nothing, and nobody who answers has to give their name.

  • One question, answered by up to 1,000 people
  • Choose who finds it — everyone in the app, or just the people you send it to
  • Close it whenever you like and start a fresh one
  • Answer other people’s questions, then see how everyone else answered
Get the app Free · Australia and New Zealand
The Thoughtz app's create screen, with the question Did we really land on the moon typed in and a Continue button below it.

1 · Ask it

The Thoughtz app's Browse menu, listing surveys from businesses alongside a user question asking Should Australia switch to a four-day week.

2 · People find it

Results in the Thoughtz app, with the viewer's own answer marked against everyone else's.

3 · See the result

A roadside billboard reading Have your say on the proposed overpass, with a large Thoughtz Code.
Polls & public opinion

Put a question to the community

Councils, campaigns, newsrooms and researchers run polls on a business account, and anyone can run one from the app. The answers are anonymous, so you hear what people actually think.

  • Listed in the app’s Browse menu, so people can answer without scanning anything
  • Listed polls show their results to everyone who answers, and the split moves as answers arrive
  • The age and gender split behind every answer
  • Run it live at a town hall or a conference, with the Code on the big screen
TV & film

Make TV & film interactive

Put a Code on screen and viewers answer from the couch on their own phones. The result builds live while the show is still on, and the question stays open after the credits.

  • News and current affairs: the question of the day, answered before the segment ends
  • Reality, sport and awards: viewers pick the moment, the player or the winner
  • Trailers, premieres and ads: would you watch it, and how did it land?

Broadcasters, studios and cinemas use a business account, free to start.

A breakfast news show on a television, two presenters at a desk, with a strip across the bottom asking Should phones be banned in schools, beside a Thoughtz Code and a live chart.
A hand holding a phone showing a social feed with two shared Thoughtz survey cards, one from a person asking How worried are you about climate change and one from Sally's Cafe asking Should we introduce dog friendly facilities.
Social media & messaging

Share it wherever people already talk

Every Survey has a link as well as a Code, whether a business or an app user made it. Paste it into a post, a group chat, a text or an email and it arrives as a card showing the question.

  • The share picker covers Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, X, Messenger, text and email
  • The card shows the question and how it is answered — thumbs, stars, a scale or a choice
  • Nothing to scan: a tap on the card opens the question
  • With Custom Branding, a business’s card carries its own logo

More about share cards ›

Start with one question

Download the app and ask everyone, or register your business and ask your customers.

The app is free · Australia and New Zealand