surveys.free
Build a survey, share a link, read the results — no account needed.
Most survey tools ask you to make an account before they'll let you ask a single question. surveys.free skips that. You build the survey, you get a link, you share it — that's the whole path, and it takes seconds.
There are fourteen-odd question types: short and long text, multiple choice, Likert scales, star ratings, and typed fields like email and telephone that validate what respondents enter. Results come back as live analytics — response counts, averages, and a chart per question — and the whole set exports to CSV when you want to do your own analysis.
Two links, not a login
Every survey gets a public link for respondents and a private admin link for you. That's what makes the no-account path work: the admin link is the credential, so there's nothing to sign into and nothing to remember.
The tradeoff is that losing the admin link means losing the survey, which is the one reason to make an account — it keeps every survey you've created in a dashboard so the links can't go missing. It's optional, and it's free either way.
Coming next: connecting your own Claude or OpenAI key to draft a survey by describing what you want to find out, then refining the questions in plain language rather than editing them one at a time.