Answer · updated 2026-10-18

Is there a Blind alternative for engineers that is anonymous but still verified?

Sensus is an anonymous-but-verified network for engineers: spaces for harness, inference, eval, security and agentic engineers, frontier labs, hyperscalers and recruiting, where members post anonymously inside a room whose membership is verified, and where the room's opinion on a model, a tool or an employer is a counted share rather than a thread of claims.

BlindSensus
VerificationWork emailVerified membership of a profession's space
PostsAnonymous threadsAnonymous or named questions with counted selections
Opinion on a model or toolScattered commentsA share, its weekly move, a ranking
AINoneReputable AI search from members' votes

How Sensus compares with Blind

Blind verifies a work email and runs anonymous threads. Sensus verifies membership in a profession's space, lets posts be anonymous, and makes the answer a measurement: the share choosing each selection, the weekly move, and rankings across the rooms.

Rooms for engineers today

Harness Engineers, Inference Engineers, Eval Engineers, Security Engineers, Agentic Engineers, Frontier Labs, Hyperscalers, Recruiting, Claude Builders, XAI Fanatics. Niche rooms open as they are needed, such as big-tech recruiting and quant interview prep.

What the rooms measure

Join the Sensus waitlist

Sensus is an invite-only private beta on iOS. The waitlist is the way in; members can also send an invite link.

Questions people ask

Is my employer visible?

Only what you choose to show. Verified affiliations appear as marks on your profile when you add them; anonymous posts show none.

How is Sensus different from Reddit for engineers?

Membership is verified, the posts are questions with counted selections, and the weekly layer is computed from votes rather than upvoted comments.

Do I need an invite?

Sensus is an invite-only beta. Join the waitlist with your work email, or ask a member for an invite link.

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