Know how it went — while it still matters.

Senticient texts your students, patients, or clients minutes after the session and puts their answers on your dashboard before the next one.

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Sentiment — last 8 sessions

+18%

3 respondents trending down

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Live responses

  • Finally understood recursion today

    Positive
  • Pace felt rushed in the second half

    Mixed
  • More examples like today's please

    Positive

The problem

Feedback you get in month four can't fix month one.

End-of-term evaluations arrive after the cohort is gone. Annual surveys measure memories. By the time the report lands, the moment to act has passed.

The usual waySessionFeedback arrives months later — cohort goneSenticientSessionFeedback in minutes — time to act

How it works

A feedback loop that runs itself.

1

Session ends

The moment a class, appointment, or engagement wraps, the loop starts on its own.

2

A text goes out automatically

Every respondent gets a short SMS with a tap-through link — no app, no login.

3

Answers land with AI sentiment and at-risk alerts

Responses flow to your dashboard, scored for sentiment and flagged when someone is trending down.

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How was today's session? 60 seconds, no login: senti.link/s/9fk2

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How clear was today's session?

12345

One thing to improve?

Slow down on the proofs
Sent

No app. No login. No password.

A text and a tap. The standard survey takes under a minute — which is why SMS surveys routinely see response rates several times higher than email.

Under 60 seconds

median time to complete the standard survey

Zero accounts

respondents never create a login

Minutes, not months

from session end to dashboard

Customize the questions. Keep the comparisons.

A standard core question set means every group, section, and cohort is measured the same way — so you can compare across groups and watch trends over time. Add your own questions on top, not instead.

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What this looks like in practice

Illustrative scenarios

In week 3, two sections of an intro course flag the same complaint: the lectures are moving too fast to follow. The instructor slows the pacing and adds a weekly recap the following week. By week 6, clarity scores in both sections have climbed back above the department average, and the trend line confirms the change held.
Associate dean, large public university
One of four locations starts showing a dip in post-visit scores, with comments pointing at long check-in waits. The manager sees it the same week, adds a second front-desk shift at that site during peak hours, and watches the scores recover over the next two weeks — without waiting for the annual survey to confirm what patients already felt.
Practice manager, multi-location clinic
A new manager-onboarding program runs its first cohort and the post-session texts flag one module — a compliance walkthrough — as confusing and too long. L&D trims it and adds a worked example before the second cohort three weeks later. Cohort two rates that module a full point higher, and the dashboard shows the overall program trending up across both groups.
Head of L&D, 3,000-person company
After a project's second milestone, the client's response drops sharply and the comment mentions slow turnaround on revisions. The account lead sees it that afternoon, sets up a call the next day, and reworks the review cadence before the third milestone. The account renews at the end of the engagement, and the milestone-by-milestone trend shows exactly where the recovery started.
Client services director, consulting firm

Stop waiting for feedback that arrives too late.

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