For store owners · Anonymous peer feedback

Know your team.
Without asking.

You can't be everywhere. TrueWork gives your team a structured, anonymous way to evaluate each other — so you see who's really contributing, without micromanaging or guessing.

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The core insight

You only see one part.
TrueWork shows you the whole.

As an owner, you only see the slice of each person that's visible to you. TrueWork collects every teammate's honest view — and gives you the complete picture.

Without TrueWork

You see one angle.
And have to guess the rest.

Your view is limited to your own interactions. The full dynamics of your team stay invisible.

🏢"It has a long trunk— that's all I see."???
With TrueWork

The complete picture.
Without micromanaging.

Peer signals from your whole team give you an accurate, honest view of each person — automatically, every cycle.

🏢"Now I see thewhole elephant."😶😶😶😶😶
Your team's peer signals combine into a full picture of each person. No guessing. No micromanaging.
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Know your team accurately

Honest peer signals every cycle — no politics, no favoritism. You see patterns, not appearances.

Employees self-motivate

When effort is visibly recognized, people stop doing "just enough" — and start genuinely caring.

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Lower turnover, naturally

When people feel heard and valued fairly, they stay. A transparent system builds loyalty without extra effort.

But what does this really look like in practice?

A real scenario

Same person. Same moment.
Completely different story.

Click each perspective to see how one event gets judged entirely differently — depending on who's watching.

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Alex Kim
Floor Staff · Coffee Shop Downtown

This is how TrueWork runs — here's what it looks like in practice.

How it works

You set it up once.
It runs every cycle.

Each cycle, your team evaluates each other — anonymously. You get a clear, honest picture of every person without lifting a finger.

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Step 01
You open a cycle

Pick your team, set evaluation criteria, hit start. Takes minutes. TrueWork handles the rest.

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Step 02
Your team rates each other — anonymously

No names, no tracing. Anonymity means honest signals — no posturing for the boss, no fear of backlash.

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Step 03
Results publish and lock

Aggregated results lock in permanently. No edits, no deletions. A clean, immutable record of this cycle.

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Then repeat ↻
Patterns emerge over time

Cycle after cycle, you see who consistently shows up — and who doesn't. No gut feeling needed. The data speaks.

"What if someone had a rough patch — should that define them permanently?"

How weight decays across cycles
This cycle
26% 10
C–1
22% 9
C–2
18% 8
÷ 2 after 4 cycles — half-life kicks in
C–4
13% 8
C–6
9% 5

A rough C–6 where someone was rated 5? It carries just 9% of their current result. TrueWork rewards growth — so your team is always motivated to improve, not haunted by one rough month.

Before you try it — here's what TrueWork promises your team.

Our unconditional promise

Not fine print.
Real promises.

These are the rules TrueWork runs on. They protect your team's trust in the system — which is what makes the whole thing work.

Feedback is anonymous. Always.
Not your employer, not teammates, not TrueWork can trace an evaluation back to any person.

Employees own their records.
When someone leaves, their history stays theirs. You can't delete it, edit it, or access it after they're gone.

History cannot be edited by anyone.
What publishes, locks. No one can change it — not even TrueWork.

TrueWork never makes employment decisions.
We provide signals. You decide. We are never the reason someone was hired or let go.

Raw feedback is never visible to anyone.
Only anonymous, aggregated results. Individual submissions are never exposed — ever.

Data is never sold as identifiable information.
Anonymous aggregate patterns may be used for research. Personal data stays personal.

Finally know
who's really showing up.

No micromanaging. No guesswork. Just honest peer signals that tell you exactly who's contributing — and a system your team will actually trust.

"These are promises — and they don't expire."