> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.useshareable.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Collect feedback on options
> Send reviewers a page of options, let them pick, and get every pick back in one table.
Goal: you have a few versions of something (email drafts, taglines, designs) and want people to
tell you **which one they'd send**, and why. They open one link, pick, and press **Send**. You
get one table with every reviewer's picks, which you can split into one row per question.
This replaces the old way of doing it, where the page downloads a JSON file and the reviewer
has to email it back to you.
Ask Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini:
> *"Build a page that shows these 3 groups of email drafts. For each group, let the
> reader pick the one they'd send and say why. Add a Send button that submits the picks
> to Shareable with `Shareable.submit`, with one entry per group in a `rows` list. If
> `window.Shareable` isn't there, download the picks as JSON instead."*
Or start from the example below.
Publish the page on Shareable. Because the page calls `Shareable.submit`, it starts
[collecting responses](/guides/collect-responses) automatically. Pick who can open it in
**Share**. Use **verified email** or **specific people** if you want each response labelled
with the reviewer's email.
Open the page in your dashboard and click **Responses**. Split the table on **`rows`** to get
one row per reviewer per group, with the reviewer's name copied onto each row, then
download a CSV. Or ask your agent to *"summarize the responses on my picker page"* (it uses
`get_responses`).
## The example page
```html theme={null}
Which version would you send?
Which version would you send?
```
## What you get back
Each reviewer sends one object like this:
```json theme={null}
{
"reader": "Dana",
"rows": [
{ "group": "welcome", "best": "B", "why": "Warmer, and the list is useful" },
{ "group": "renewal", "best": "B", "why": "A sounds like a bill" }
]
}
```
In the **table**, that's one row per reviewer. Split it on **`rows`** and it becomes one row
per reviewer **per group** (`reader`, `group`, `best`, `why`). Nine reviewers and ten groups
give you 90 rows you can sort, filter, or summarize: the summary then shows how often each
option was picked as `best`.
Reviewers can change their minds. Sending again **replaces** their earlier picks, so you
always see each reviewer's latest answer.
Testing in the dashboard preview? It won't send. The preview shows *"Responses are only
collected on the live link."* Open the published link to try it for real.
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