How's your team really feeling?

Not the tasks, not the deadlines, the people.

  • Quick, colourful way to check team health
  • Spark conversations that matter
  • Five feeling factors in one flower
  • See the detail and the whole at once
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Productivity

Are we getting things done?

  • Track team output and momentum
  • Identify blockers and bottlenecks
  • Celebrate wins and progress
  • Balance speed with sustainability
😊

Enjoyment

Do we like the work we are doing?

  • Foster passion for the work
  • Find meaning in daily tasks
  • Create moments of delight
  • Build intrinsic motivation
🤝

Teamwork

Are we supporting one another?

  • Strengthen collaboration and trust
  • Share knowledge and skills
  • Help each other succeed
  • Build psychological safety
📚

Learning

Are we growing as we go?

  • Embrace continuous improvement
  • Invest in skill development
  • Learn from successes and failures
  • Encourage experimentation
🧘

Serenity

Are we keeping stress in check?

  • Maintain sustainable pace
  • Respect work-life boundaries
  • Reduce unnecessary pressure
  • Support mental wellbeing
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The Whole Picture

Balance across all dimensions

  • See trends across all factors
  • Identify areas needing attention
  • Celebrate holistic health
  • Make informed decisions
3.3 Productivity 3.7 Enjoyment 3.7 Teamwork 4.0 Learning 2.7 Serenity #PETALS 3.5 Average

People over process

Surveys are heavy. Snapshots are human.

PETALS is not about collecting scores for the sake of it. The numbers are a starting point: a conversation starter to surface how the team is feeling. It is a simple way to notice patterns, highlight moods, and talk about what matters.

Takes 2 minutes

Quick enough to do regularly without disrupting your workflow. Capture team sentiment in moments.

Visual results

The flower visualization makes it easy to see how your team is feeling at a glance, with no complex analytics needed.

Sparks conversations

Turn data into meaningful dialogue about team wellbeing and create positive change together.

See PETALS in action

Three minutes, five feeling factors, one flower with a centre that shows the whole picture.