Board retreat
A board meets a handful of days a year, does not work together day to day, and half the room read the pack on the way in. The day still has to produce a call somebody owns. This is how it does.
Instead of circulating a hundred pages nobody finishes, every director answers a short set of questions on their phone, anonymously, in about five minutes. What comes back is the real read of the board, and the day is built against that.
Anonymous, and enforced
Answers are anonymous to everyone, including the chair. The room sees every answer at once and never who said it.
You know when someone has answered
The window runs 48 hours from when you ask, not from the retreat, so there is time to chase before the day.
Aligned, or quietly divided
The answers show where the board actually agrees, so the day is spent on the question that is genuinely open.
Each call is captured in the room, with the owner and the date agreed there and then. The record is written by the day itself, not pieced together two weeks later. Download it for the minutes, or hand it to management to run.
Owners, not action items
Every decision leaves with a named person and a date, agreed while that person is still in the chair.
The reasoning survives
What the room actually said is kept, not just the headline, so the next meeting does not re-argue a call that was already made.
Between meetings
For ninety days and after, drift is flagged and owners are nudged, so the next sitting opens on progress, not the same paper.
Enter the company website. The board answers a short set of questions beforehand, anonymously, and the retreat agenda is built from what they actually said. Free, no card, no signup required.
Each member answers on their own phone in about five minutes. No account, no login, and the answers are anonymous. You see who has answered while there is still time to chase, and the agenda is built from what came back, not from the pack nobody finished.
Answers are anonymous to everyone, including you. The room sees every answer at once without seeing who said it, and your own answers go in the same anonymous pile. That is what shows where the board truly agrees and where it is quietly divided.
A session runs with everyone in one room, everyone on a call, or a mix. In the room, people answer on their own phones. On a call, paste the meeting link and the capture happens there.
Every decision with a named owner and a date, agreed while that person is still in the chair, plus the priorities and measures under them. Download it as PDF, Markdown or CSV for the minutes, or run it live so management picks it up.