I use Glow to turn complex survey results into clean, interactive dashboards that clients actually want to look at. The drag-and-drop builder is the star for me — I'm not a data scientist or a designer. I just pull in a CSV from DataGame, pick a chart type (heatmaps, trend lines, whatever fits), and Glow suggests smart defaults for colours, labels, and sort orders. That alone saves me hours. The chart library is deeper than I expected. It's not just bar and pie charts. I regularly use Likert scale visualisations (perfect for satisfaction surveys), sentiment word clouds for open-ended responses, and even Sankey diagrams to track how respondents move through a gamified survey. The last one has been surprisingly useful for spotting drop-off points. Setup was almost frictionless. I had my first real client dashboard ready within an hour of signing up. No IT involvement, no training course. Switching from Tableau and PowerPoint was a game-changer. Tableau was overkill for us — too heavy, too slow to build simple things. PowerPoint meant manual updates and zero interactivity. Glow sits right in the middle: powerful enough, but not a headache.

I like that Glow is very easy to use and very user-friendly. It makes things run so much more smoothly, helping to streamline processes. The setup was super easy and everyone adapted very quickly.

Simple and quick to use. Setting up surveys and getting responses is fast. The interface is clean and easy to understand, even for first-time users. It’s very convenient and gets the job done without too much effort.