For respondents
Privacy and anonymity
No name or email is collected by default. Responses are tied to a random browser token, not an identity.
Candor does not ask respondents for their name, email, or any account. A response consists of:
- The answers themselves, stored verbatim.
- A random token generated in the browser to hold the session together.
- The source tag (
ref) from the link, if one was used. - Start and completion timestamps.
Responses are effectively anonymous unless your questions ask for identifying details. If the one-response-per-device option is on, a completion marker is stored in the respondent's browser; clearing site data removes it. Website prompts similarly store a small marker so a prompt is not shown twice in the same browser.
Planning to collect personal data in your questions? Handle your own notice and consent obligations, Candor does not add a consent screen.