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Goodness Score for a group

A class, a team, a department — one invite link, everyone scores privately, and only the average is ever shown.

1 · Make the invite

Name the group and you get a link. There is no account and no server behind it: the group name travels inside the link, and each person's answers stay in their own browser.

Send it to . Each person scores, then sends you the short code shown at the end.

The average appears at four codes. Below four, a group is small enough that an average could identify someone.

2 · Paste the codes

One code per line, in any order. They are read on this page — nothing is uploaded, and a code cannot be traced back to a person.

How the group score works

Private by construction

Answers never leave the browser, and neither do the codes: there is no server to send them to. A code holds six numbers and nothing else.

No individual results

The Institute never sees a group at all. Whoever collects the codes sees only the average, and only once four are in.

Useful for a conversation

The point is the pattern: which foundation your group leans on, and which one it quietly neglects.

Goodness grows when it is practised together

Schools, universities, NGOs, companies and citizens are building this with us. Start with your own Goodness Score — or bring the work to your institution.

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