A suggestion box students will actually use

Students tell each other what's wrong with a class long before they tell the teacher. An anonymous box closes that gap — no accounts, no app, one QR code on the wall.

The quietest student in the room flagged the scheduling conflict everyone else had learned to live with. Second week of term, through the box.

From zero to first suggestion in one class period

Create a box for your class or campus

One free account for the teacher or council. Name the box, get a link and QR code instantly.

Put the QR code where students are

Classroom door, syllabus, dorm notice board, student portal. Students scan and type — no login, works on any phone.

Review and respond

Suggestions arrive in your dashboard with AI sentiment. Address one publicly each week and submissions keep coming.

Where school boxes work hardest

Course feedback mid-term — while there's still time to adjust, not after the evaluations close.
Student council — a standing channel for ideas that don't warrant standing up in assembly.
Campus life — dining, housing, and facilities issues surface weeks earlier when reporting is anonymous.
Wellbeing signals — a low-stakes way for a struggling student to say something without saying who.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free for schools?

Yes. The free plan covers unlimited suggestions and sharing by link or QR code — enough for a classroom or a student council, with no time limit.

Do students need accounts or an app?

No. Students scan a QR code or open a link and type. Nothing is installed and no personal data is collected from them.

Can students be identified from their submissions?

Not by the system. We store the text and a timestamp — no names, logins, or IP addresses. Only what a student writes can identify them.

How do teachers moderate what comes in?

Suggestions arrive privately in the owner's dashboard — nothing is public unless you choose to share it. Delete abuse with one click; export the rest to CSV.