
Clearvoyance
The Future of Honest Feedback
I’m Michael — I run a construction business on the coast of Australia. Not your typical founder background, I know.
It started with frustration. Every week I’d get survey requests and ignore them. When I did bother responding, it was multiple choice tick boxes that never captured what I actually thought. And if there was a text field? I wasn’t typing an essay on my phone.
But the real problem runs deeper than that.
People don’t tell the truth on surveys. Not because they’re dishonest — because they’re afraid. Afraid of being identified. Afraid of retaliation. Afraid of damaging a relationship. So they tick the middle box, write “everything’s great,” and the organisation collecting the feedback has no idea what’s actually going on.
62% of employees have witnessed misconduct but didn’t report it for fear of retaliation. 85% of unhappy customers don’t complain — they just leave.
I built Clearvoyance to fix this.
Instead of tick boxes — voice answers. People speak their response on mobile in seconds. No typing, no friction.
Instead of hoping people participate — pay them. Instant rewards via gift card or USDC. Real incentives get real responses.
Instead of reading through raw feedback yourself — AI insight reports. Every campaign delivers a summary of themes, sentiment, and what to do next.
And instead of fake anonymity — threshold privacy. Responses are locked until a minimum cohort responds, so no individual can ever be identified. No one is punished for telling their truth.
It’s pay per campaign from $4.99. No subscriptions. No contracts. Run a campaign when you need one.
I built this as a solo developer while running a construction business. It’s live, it works, and I genuinely believe it’s the future of surveys and feedback.
Would love your support and your honest feedback — appropriately enough.
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I’m Michael — I run a construction business on the coast of Australia. Not your typical founder background, I know. It started with frustration. Every week I’d get survey requests and ignore them. When I did bother resp

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