Anonymous peer ratings in Wevree
Short answer: Wevree is staff management for teams, from cafes to offices and retail, built on anonymous peer evaluation. Each Round, coworkers rate each other from 1 to 10 on Topics the owner picks. Nobody sees who gave which score. It costs $59 per month per location for up to 5 staff after a 30-day free trial with no card.
How a Round works
- The owner sets a Rating plan: the Topics, who is on the team, and the schedule (every week, or on whatever schedule you choose).
- When a Round is open, each person rates coworkers alone, from 1 to 10, inside a private step called Anonymous.
- Wevree sends reminders so the owner is not chasing people for ratings.
- Results show once enough coworkers weigh in, and names are never shown. If there is not enough input to protect people, the app shows that there is not enough data instead of a score.
- The owner sees each person's results and trends in Insights. Staff see their own results. Nobody sees who rated whom.
Rules that keep it fair
- Built for teams of 4 or more. A result needs at least 3 coworker ratings.
- A manager is one rater among many.
- Scores can't be edited or deleted, including by the owner.
- You can add up to 5 Topics that only leaders are rated on.
- The app works in English, Spanish and Korean, on iPhone and Android. Each person picks their language.
What the owner sees, and what staff see
The owner sees team results and each person's results and trends for the location they have selected. Staff see their own record, and they build WeResume, a work record they own. Staff do not see a ranking of their coworkers. Wevree does not tell the owner who to hire, fire or promote.
Staff can also send an anonymous report to the owner. That is a separate channel from ratings, and it also does not show the sender's name.
What this feature is not
- It is not a suggestion box or a pulse survey of how the team feels overall. For that comparison, see anonymous employee feedback for small business.
- It is not scheduling, payroll, a time clock, chat or cameras.
- It is not a public reputation board.
Frequently asked questions
How are the ratings kept anonymous?
Each person rates alone, inside a private step in the app called Anonymous. Nobody can see who gave which score: not coworkers, not managers, not the owner, not Wevree. Results show once enough coworkers weigh in, and names are never shown. Otherwise the app shows that there is not enough data.
How many people does a team need?
Wevree is built for teams of 4 or more. A Round needs at least 4 people who can rate. A result for a person shows once enough coworkers weigh in (at least 3 coworker ratings).
What is the rating scale, and who picks the topics?
The scale is 1 to 10, and a high score is 10. The owner picks the Topics. You can also add up to 5 Topics that only leaders are rated on.
How often do people rate?
Every week, or on whatever schedule you choose. The owner sets the schedule for each location.
Can someone edit a score later?
No. Nobody, including the owner, can edit or delete a score. A manager's rating is one rating among many.
Can staff send the owner a report without their name?
Yes. Staff can send an anonymous report to the owner. That is separate from ratings.
How much does Wevree cost?
There is a 30-day free trial with no card and no seat limit. After that, plans start at $59 per month per location for up to 5 staff, and the owner is not counted as a seat.
Related pages
- Anonymous employee feedback for small business
- WeResume
- Anonymous employee feedback tools compared
- Honest answers to common concerns
- What is Wevree? Facts and limits
- Owner video tutorial
Trying Wevree. There is a 30-day free trial with no seat limit and no card. After the trial, plans start at $59 per month for up to 5 staff, and the owner is not counted as a seat. Details are on the pricing page and the download page.