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Neat! This is like a super-customizable version of this tool my company sues called Morale (https://moraleapp.com/).

Anonymity is key in these things or employees won't be able to answer truthfully. I can't tell if Vibe Catch is anonymous or not. Anyway, managers don't always know when something is wrong when they are dealing with multiple projects and a bunch of different employees. Trends over time are usually pretty interesting in these kinds of apps too.

Last year I built a web application called Ollert to help monitor some information about Trello boards. This year I open-sourced it (https://github.com/sep/ollert).

We're always looking for feedback and contributors to help make it better. We've even considered monetizing it similar to Trello ($5/mo for Trello Gold, which is primarily a vanity payment).

Although we've seen a gentle trickle of users find the site through organic search and Twitter, I was curious to see if the good readers at HN had any interest.

We released a similar-ish product last year called Ollert (https://ollertapp.com), which we've since open-sourced (https://github.com/sep/ollert). The support at Trello was able to help us out in a few cases and they even sent us some swag.

Anyway, this is really nice and professional-looking! Good luck!