Async by default, timezone-agnostic
Members get a link and answer in under five minutes whenever suits them, from any device. No meeting to schedule across nine time zones, no live call anyone has to perform on.
For remote & distributed teams
For remote teams, the pulse replaces the hallway.
In an office you catch the mood in passing. Remote, that signal is gone — and a bad week can hide behind a green Slack dot for a month. Pulsings gives distributed teams a recurring anonymous check-in and turns it into a read you'd otherwise never get.
·The problem
Distance hides the things that matter most.
Chat is performative, cameras are off, and nobody flags that they're underwater until they're gone. Without the incidental contact of an office, you need a deliberate, low-friction way to hear how people actually are — one that works across time zones and doesn't cost anyone their anonymity.
·Why it fits
Built for the way you actually lead.
Anonymity that holds on a small, spread-out team
A distributed team is often small enough that people fear being identified. Responses carry no identity and a cycle stays withheld below three answers — so candour survives even when everyone knows everyone.
Surfaces what the group chat won't
The honest stuff rarely lands in a public channel. Free-text answers are scrubbed and synthesized into themes across the team, so the quiet concerns reach you without anyone having to raise their hand.
A cadence that fits remote rhythms
Weekly through every six months — pick the beat that matches how your team works, and let the trend lines tell you when something's changing.
·Common questions
How do people respond if we never meet in person?
Every member gets a single-use link each cycle and answers on their own time, on whatever device they have. It's built for async — nothing has to happen live or all at once.
Our remote team is small — is it still anonymous?
Yes, and that's exactly when it matters most. Answers hold no identity, timing can't give anyone away, and results are withheld entirely below three responses so a small group can't be singled out.
Isn't this just another Slack poll?
A Slack poll is public, attributed, and shallow. Pulsings is anonymous, recurring, and synthesized into trends and themes over time — so you see direction, not a one-off show of hands.
Hear your remote team clearly.
Your first two cycles are free. No credit card to begin.