In four minutes or less, you’ll know where your company is under the most internal pressure — and how close it is to surfacing. No login required and we don’t store your information.
Does news travel up, or get stuck and distorted on the way?
What actually gets rewarded here, versus what you say you value?
What does your team learn from how leaders behave, not what they announce?
How far has your private story drifted from your public one?
When someone has a concern, does it reach you, or a reporter?
The leak, the walkout, the memo that lands in a reporter’s inbox — none of them started public. Each was internal pressure that nobody measured until it broke.
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Before someone talks to a reporter, they almost always raised it inside first. In nearly two-thirds of cases, the company did nothing with it.
We measure that pressure while it’s still cheap to fix, using volunteered information, group-level patterns, and public signal. We never touch your Slack, Teams, or email. People tell you the hard thing when they can’t be identified.