Seven-Point Survey

A survey runner with a 7-point response scale instead of the usual 4. Paste in your own statements, one per line — nothing you paste leaves this page, and nothing is scored automatically. Answer honestly, then export your raw responses at the end.

Statements (one per line)

Each non-empty line becomes one question. Blank lines are ignored.

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Loads a JSON file exported from this tool — statements, answers, keys, color tags, everything.

Your answers

Three scoring methods: a raw sum needs nothing else and works on any survey; the other two need you to mark which direction each item counts in, since that's specific to whatever instrument these statements are from — this tool doesn't assume or store any particular key.

Configure keyed scoring (binary + weighted)

For each statement, mark which response direction counts toward the trait/construct being measured — "Agree" (the default) or "Disagree." Leave anything you're not sure about on Agree; it only affects the two keyed scores below, never the raw sum. Each item below also shows your actual answer, with "Counts" / "Doesn't count" buttons — click one instead of Agree/Disagree directly and the key gets derived from your answer's direction (disabled where you answered Not Sure, since there's no direction to derive from). Both controls write to the exact same key, so either one works and they stay in sync.

Global default

Sets every item at once — a fast starting point when most of the key goes one way. Paste a key or use the per-item buttons below to flag the exceptions afterward; either one only changes the items it names, so it layers on top of whatever you just set here.

Paste a key to flag exceptions (optional)

Tag list

Just the color tags, grouped by color — separate from the full transcript below, so you can grab it on its own (document it, carry it into a note, whatever the colors end up meaning).

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Raw responses

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Full backup

Everything — statements, answers, keys, color tags — as one JSON file, to pick back up in a later session. Download it, then use "Import JSON" on the start screen whenever you come back.