Canary: Anonymous Company Chatter

See why employees at companies including Amazon, Yahoo, and Microsoft are using Canary to share anonymously about their workplaces and build more transparent businesses. Featured in Re/code, Crains New York, the New York Times and other major publications, Canary is a truly anonymous social platform that lets you share internal news, thoughts, pictures, rumors, and secrets, without fear of reprisal.
* Only your verified co-workers can create posts in your company’s timeline
* Follow and comment on the inner workings of other companies
* See what’s trending across all companies

Canary’s anonymity is contextualized — every post is associated with a company, so you know youre seeing real posts from real insiders. But Canary collects and tracks no user information, posts or email addresses. This anonymity allows Canary’s users to build and engage in honest sharing communities, without fear of reprisal. Users from hundreds of companies (including Twitter, Adobe, Thrillist, Yahoo and many others) are already sharing everything from cringe-worthy screw-ups — an Adobe user who posted “that awkward moment when you hit on a new lady only to be intro’ed as your new manager 2 hours later” — to speculation on hiring and the competition.