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ListenLand gives you two access modes — open (anyone with the link) and access code (only people who know the code). Use access codes to target a specific group of respondents without exposing your interview to the public.
Anyone with the interview URL can start a conversation. No code, no sign-up, no friction.Best for:
  • Public feedback campaigns
  • Community research and open surveys
  • Embedding in your product or docs where you want maximum participation
  • Social sharing and forums
How it works:
  • Your interview link resolves to the start screen for anyone who visits it
  • Respondents optionally enter their name and email, then begin immediately
  • The link can be shared broadly — anyone who finds the URL can respond
To enable Open Access: Open your interview settings and make sure Access is set to Open (this is the default for all new interviews).

Public conversations

The public conversations setting controls what happens after a respondent finishes their conversation.
SettingWhat respondents see after completingWho else can view
Disabled (default)A simple thank-you messageOnly you (the interview owner)
EnabledA shareable link to their own conversation transcriptAnyone with the conversation link
When public conversations are enabled, each completed response gets its own URL at https://listen.land/c/[conversation-id]. Respondents can bookmark or share their own transcript, and you can share individual conversations with stakeholders directly from the response view. This is particularly useful for UX research where you want to pass individual stories to a design team, or for any study where giving respondents a copy of their own conversation adds value. To toggle this setting, open your interview’s Settings tab and flip the Public Conversations switch.
Access codes only control who can start a conversation. The interview link itself always resolves to a public landing page — anyone can visit the URL and see the start screen. The code gates entry into the conversation, not visibility of the page.