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I created an offline survey widget that works on any website and mobile app.

A.P DEV Community 2026-09-12 03:16 6 views

I was tired of survey tools that die without internet and need a backend. So I built AuraSurvey - vanilla JS widget that works offline. What it does ✅ Works with or without internet (saves answers in localStorage) ✅ Embed in any website or mobile app webview with 1 script tag ✅ No backend, no dependencies ✅ Built-in charts + PDF export + white-label How to use it Just paste this in your site: How to use it Just embed it as iframe or open the demo and copy the share link: Demo: https://aura-survey.vercel.app

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