Ask your community, and turn the answers into decisions you can defend.
Run public surveys, planning projects, and open input in one place. Collect responses from members and the public, then read clear, board-ready results — without ever exposing one person's private answers to another.
One place for the public website, private admin work, and safer member workflows.
Gathering input is easy. Making it usable — and trustworthy — is not.
Feedback lives everywhere
Third-party survey tools, email replies, comment cards, and meeting notes never come together into one honest picture.
Results are hard to trust
Exports get massaged in a spreadsheet, so it is hard to show a board or the public that the numbers reflect what people actually said.
Privacy is an afterthought
Many tools make it easy to accidentally expose who said what, which chills honest input and creates real risk.
Publish, collect, and understand community input in one flow.
Run a real engagement project, not just a one-off form.
For anyone who has to ask before they decide.
Agencies and municipalities
Run public comment, planning input, and program surveys with results you can put in front of a council or board with confidence.
Nonprofits and coalitions
Survey members, measure needs, and show funders real participation data drawn straight from your own records.
Clubs, leagues, and schools
Ask families about schedules, programs, and priorities, and read the results without a separate survey subscription.
Surveys and planning projects are rolling out — version-stamped responses and privacy-safe results.
What works now, what is planned, and what Golbi does not do.
We only list what's actually live today. If something says Planned, it isn't ready yet — we'd rather under-promise and get it right for your members.
Have a survey or engagement project coming up?
Tell us what you need to ask, who should answer, and how results will be used. We'll show you what's live today and what's on the way.
Engagement works best connected to your people and public site.
Ask well, and let the results speak for themselves.
Start with one survey on your public site. Grow into planning projects and repeat engagement as your community gets used to being asked.