Feedback is a human process. When customers are dissatisfied with a purchase, they don't want to fill out a form — they want to be heard. They want to know someone is listening.
Too often, that doesn't happen. Feedback disappears into dashboards. Surveys feel transactional. Polished interfaces hide a simple truth: people can't tell whether their words matter. Meanwhile, teams struggle to collaborate around what customers are actually saying, and even simple things like managing QR codes become operational friction.
We built Glass to change that.
We're a small team that believes trust is earned through visibility. Customers want visibility into who will see their feedback, when and how it will transform the business. Too many thoughtful ideas are lost before they're ever seen. Businesses deserve a modern space where feedback becomes a new lens through which they understand the people they serve, and themselves.