Work · alternatives · 2026
24 alternatives to How Is Everyone?
An attempt to find out how the world is feeling 🌍
How Is Everyone? is an online polling platform designed to measure global mood and emotional well-being. Users answer a simple question about how they're feeling, view aggregate results, and share the poll with others.… Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes. How Is Everyone? launched in 2019; newer entries below may have overtaken it.
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2023 · mymood.today · its alternatives →
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Qibble▲118The world's poll repository where you discover who's right
2025 · getqibble.com · its alternatives →
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The first real-time human sentiment platform
2024 · therealfeel.ai · its alternatives →
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Live interactive audience participation
2013 · polleverywhere.com · its alternatives →
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Vopinion▲11Discover what the world thinks and share your opinion
2024 · polytherium.com · its alternatives →
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theMind▲77world’s anonymous “hive" mind – crowdsourcing opinions
2018 · themind.io · its alternatives →
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Happyness▲63Interactive World Happiness Report survey results by country
2020 · apps.apple.com · its alternatives →
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stat▲5I made Stat. A social platform centered around polls. What it offers: Create polls with instant feedback Filter results by demographics (age, gender, country, etc.) Add a short blog-style post to each poll Question and discuss surprising or funny results Visualize opinions with clean charts Most survey tools feel too heavy for quick insights. I wanted something lightweight and social, where opinions can be explored and compared in real time. Curious how you’d use a platform like this (research, blogging, product testing, casual fun)? What features would make it engaging without turning it…
2025 · stat-beta.netlify.app · its alternatives →
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Live anonymous emotional map of the world.
Mar 2026 · theworldmood.com · its alternatives →
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Hi HN, I’ve been quietly building an experiment called Society Speaks to explore a question that’s bothered me for a long time: Can we measure public opinion without flattening it into polls, comments, or outrage? Instead of comments or demographics, the system uses: • clear statements • simple voting (agree / disagree / unsure) • optional short explanations People aren’t grouped by who they say they are, but by how they actually respond. Using ML techniques inspired by Pol.is, this reveals natural opinion clusters, areas of genuine consensus, ideas that bridge different groups,…
2024 · societyspeaks.io · its alternatives →
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