Why PulseFeed

Psychological safety is fragile when the stakes are high.

In crisis response, healthcare, classrooms, and public service, people carry the weight of others. Burnout builds quietly, fear closes mouths, and silence becomes dangerous. PulseFeed exists to keep those voices safe and heard through our anonymous feedback platform.

The heart of the problem

  • • Emotional labour without a safe outlet
  • • Burnout hidden behind duty and resilience
  • • Fear of speaking up, fear of retaliation
  • • Leaders committed to care, but blind to what is unspoken

Our mission

PulseFeed exists to create safer, more honest workplaces—especially where the work is heavy and the stakes are human.

Give people a voice when it is hardest to speak.

Anonymous, gentle channels that honour trauma-informed care.

Help leaders see what they cannot see.

Continuous listening reveals the quiet signals before they become crises.

Support teams who carry responsibility for others.

From crisis teams to classrooms, we protect the protectors.

Keep honesty safe.

Psychological safety is built through trust—not pressure.

Why PulseFeed exists

PulseFeed was created for teams who serve communities, respond to crises, teach, heal, and protect. Silence can be dangerous in these places. Leaders want to help, but they cannot act on what they cannot see.

We built PulseFeed to restore trust, connection, and psychological safety. To make speaking up the safest act on the team. To ensure that care is backed by visibility, not surveillance.

“We watched brave teams carry impossible loads in silence. PulseFeed is our commitment to them—a gentle, always-on space where truth can be spoken without fear.”

Founder, PulseFeed

What makes PulseFeed different

Anonymous, continuous listening

Not a once-off survey—an always-on pulse built for high-stress teams. See the continuous listening system.

Trauma-informed, human-centred

Gentle prompts, private by design, respectful of lived experience.

Built for high stakes

Crisis teams, NGO wellbeing, healthcare shifts, classrooms, call centers.

Wellbeing over metrics

Supports care, not surveillance; complements coaches and facilitators. Learn why psychological safety drives results.

Early warning signals

Surface early turnover signals, burnout, and communication gaps before they escalate.

Our principles

Honesty requires safety.
Listening must be continuous.
Leaders deserve visibility.
People deserve to be heard without fear.
Culture changes through trust, not policing.

The impact we aim for

Stronger trust

Psychological safety as the floor, not the goal.

Earlier detection

Catch burnout and conflict before they harm people or service.

Safer communication

A protected channel to share hard truths without fear.

Healthier dynamics

Trusting teams, respectful supervision, compassionate coaching.

Responsive leadership

Leaders act with clarity instead of guessing.

Reduced strain

Less turnover, fewer sick days, steadier service to communities.

Who we serve

Crisis-response teams

Fast-moving, high-stakes work needs a safe, quiet channel.

Humanitarian & NGO workers

Protect the protectors—sustain those carrying community trauma.

Healthcare & frontline staff

Anonymous feedback for units facing compassion fatigue and risk.

Schools & universities

Safe voice for educators and students navigating pressure and change.

Public-service departments

Support teams serving communities under scrutiny and strain.

High-stress corporate teams

Contact centers, incident response, and mission-critical units.

Let’s make speaking up the safest thing your team can do.

PulseFeed is an invitation to trust, not a pitch. If you care for people who care for others, we would love to talk.