Redirect survey participants to their results page without taking their email to keep things anonymous.

Hey ​@amirasim thanks for your question and for explaining so clearly. Certainly the best option here would be to use Typeform logic and calculations and display the results on an ending screen. 
 

You can set up multiple endings based on logic: Typeform lets you create multiple customized ending screens that show tailored messages, scores, or outcomes depending on respondents’ answers. 

Using Recall information you can display specific answers or even aggregate scores on the form’s ending page, making results visible right away without needing any identifier.

But as you mentioned, complex scoring per variable (such as those easily computed in Google Sheets) may be challenging to fully replicate within Typeform’s built-in scoring/rules, especially if you want to display detailed, nuanced results.

Another option could be to redirect to an external results page. You can set Typeform to redirect respondents to a custom URL after submission. Directly passing the unique Typeform response ID in the redirect URL is not supported as a built-in feature, as confirmed by support. This limits the ability to fetch individual results programmatically without collecting additional information.

If your survey is embedded within your own site, you could use custom code or third-party integrations (Zapier, Make) to capture responses, calculate results elsewhere (e.g., Google Sheets), and show results dynamically on your own web page. However, without identifiers, this solution requires careful privacy review and is not “out of the box.”

Generating unique codes (e.g., via URL parameters or random assignment) is possible, but either you’d need to provide respondents the code up front or have a landing page with some sort of authentication/pre-assigned identifier. This still risks partial anonymity loss if codes are trackable per user.

Have any other folks out here in the Community managed to pull off a solution like this?