Suggest a questionnaire

Looking for a questionnaire we do not have yet, or have one you think others would use? Tell us about it. Every suggestion is read by a person.

The submission form opens when accounts arrive.

Until then, email works just as well. The button below opens an email with the four questions we ask already filled in.

Email a suggestion

What to tell us

What it is for: Who hands it out, who fills it in, and what happens to the answers. "Our book club uses it to pick next month's book" is perfect.
Where it comes from: If it is your own, say so. If it comes from a book, a study, a company or a government form, tell us the name and, if you can, a link.
Paper, screen or both: Tell us how people use it today. It decides which layout the page opens with.
What is wrong with the ones you found: Too long, no scoring, cannot be filled in, prints badly. This tells us what to fix.

What we check before anything goes live

We check who owns it. Questionnaires that belong to someone are only published with permission or under a license that allows it, and always credited.
Scored questionnaires need a real basis. A published method is named on the page; anything else is clearly marked as a conversation starter, not a measure.
Health and safety topics get extra care: safety messages, crisis resources and, for screeners, a reviewer.
We may rewrite questions so they read clearly, print well and work on a phone. If it is your questionnaire, we will ask before changing it.

Not every suggestion becomes a page. Some are better as a version of a questionnaire we already have, and a few we cannot publish because of who owns them. Either way, we will tell you.