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New features

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New onboarding experience

We’ve completely redesigned the way users get started with Exoid, introducing a new authentication, waitlist, invitation, and onboarding flow. The experience has been refreshed with a modern, intuitive interface and optimized for mobile devices, making it easier to join and start using Exoid on any screen size.

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Invitation codes

You can now access Exoid using an invitation code, allowing approved users to bypass the standard waitlist process. Invitation codes provide a more flexible way to manage access and make it easier for teams to onboard selected users.

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New Website question type

The Survey Builder now includes a dedicated question type for collecting website URLs and links. This provides a more suitable input experience for web addresses while helping ensure responses are entered in a valid format.

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Survey Variables

You can now create and reuse variables across different parts of a survey. Survey Variables make it easy to share values between questions, templates, conditions, and other survey elements, simplifying dynamic survey creation and reducing repetitive configuration.

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Survey Scripts

Survey Scripts introduce a new level of flexibility for building advanced surveys, allowing you to add custom logic directly within your questionnaire. Scripts can use responses collected during the survey to set or update variables, process values, and dynamically control the survey flow. Combined with Survey Variables, they enable more dynamic and personalized experiences. For example, you can reuse previously collected information, select or randomize content, implement custom logic, and create repeated question blocks based on respondents’ answers. Survey Scripts use JavaScript, giving advanced users greater control over survey behavior beyond the configurations available directly in the Survey Builder.

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Logic & conditions

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New “Contains One Of” condition

Survey conditions now support the new Contains One Of operator for choice questions. You can define multiple possible answers within a single rule and trigger a condition whenever at least one of those answers is selected. This makes it easier to build more flexible branching logic without creating multiple separate conditions.