This free anonymous poll maker and private poll maker lets you build polls where only aggregate results are ever shown — no vote is ever tied to a name. People say what they actually think when they know they can't be identified. The most useful data you can collect on sensitive questions is the data people give freely.
Privacy changes how people answer. These features ensure votes stay truly private.
No voter identification is stored. Results show what was chosen but never who chose it — giving people the confidence to vote honestly.
Poll results show total vote counts per option. There's no individual breakdown, no "John voted for X" — just the overall distribution.
Voters don't create an account — which also means nothing links their identity to their vote. The anonymity is structural, not just a setting.
One URL is all it takes. Share the poll link in Slack, email, Discord, or anywhere your audience is — they vote immediately without any friction.
Voters can respond from any device in any browser. No app to install, no login screen to navigate — just the question and the options.
Results update live as votes come in. You can monitor results in your dashboard and share a live results link with your audience.
State the question you want honest answers to. Frame it neutrally — unbiased questions get the most genuine responses.
Copy your poll link and send it to your audience. Let them know votes are anonymous to encourage honest participation.
Aggregate results reveal the genuine distribution of opinion — no social pressure distortion, no people voting what they think you want to hear.
Yes. Individual votes are not attributed to a specific person in the results. Only aggregate counts are shown — who voted for what is not recorded or displayed.
No — which is part of what makes the voting anonymous. Voters click the link and vote immediately, with nothing tying them to their choice.
Yes. Building and running anonymous polls costs nothing. Voters reach the poll through a link and cast their vote without creating an account or entering any personal information.
Yes — you see the aggregate results (how many votes each option received) in your dashboard. You just can't see which individual person voted for which option.
When voters know their choice is private, they feel safe expressing their genuine opinion without worrying about social consequences or judgment from others.
Create an account and build your first anonymous poll in minutes. Voters follow the link, pick their option, and move on — nothing connects their identity to their vote.
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