Finally, a survey that leads somewhere. See what's really driving your team—and what's holding them back. AI helps shape a plan. Measure the change.
Traditional surveys tell you that people are disengaged, but not why. They generate reports, not action. And without follow-through, nothing changes.
Motiro is built on real science. It measures the three psychological needs that actually drive motivation—then helps you improve them, one cycle at a time.
Whether you're a university, an NGO, or a fast-growing startup, Motiro works with your teams through surveys tailored for students, volunteers, and employees. Mirror your exact structure with teams, departments, and divisions—and see real-time motivation scores at every level. For multinational organizations, teams can run surveys in their own language while results roll up seamlessly.
Survey, discuss, plan, execute, repeat. Each cycle makes your team stronger.
5-minute anonymous survey. High response rates because it's short and meaningful.
Review results together as a team. This is the part people love most.
AI analyzes feedback and suggests solutions. You decide what to commit to.
Implement changes, track progress, then survey again to measure impact.
Quick 5-minute anonymous survey with high response rates.
Review results together as a team. People love this part.
AI helps shape solutions. You decide what to commit to.
Implement changes and track progress. Then survey again.
Some teams thrive while others struggle. Motiro helps you see why—compare motivation metrics across teams to spot what's working.
What are your top teams doing differently? Scale their success across the organization. Stop guessing, start replicating what works.
What can Administration learn from North Region?
Motiro measures the three psychological needs that Self-Determination Theory has proven drive motivation—backed by 30+ years of research.
The need to feel in control of our own behaviors and goals. When people have choice and ownership, they engage more deeply.
The need to feel connected and cared for by others. Strong relationships create psychological safety and trust.
The need to feel effective and capable. Mastery and growth fuel engagement and resilience.
When these needs are met, people bring their best. When they're not, Motiro shows you exactly where to focus. Six years with the Red Cross taught us how.
Our name comes from a word spoken by the Tupi peoples of South America
/mo·ti·ˈɾo/
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When a community comes together to help one another.
That's the spirit we want to bring to your tribe.
Invite your team by email or phone. In a week, you'll know exactly what's affecting their motivation—and have a plan to improve it.