• Your name stays out of it

  When a poll is anonymous, your display name and handle never appear on it. Great for office picks where you'd rather not be 'the person who chose the three-hour war film', and for group nights where the organizer wants the choice to feel collective.

• Less bias, better votes

  People vote differently when they know whose idea each option was. Strip the host's name off the poll and you get a cleaner read on what the group actually wants to watch — not who they want to please.

• Pairs perfectly with private polls

  Combine anonymous with an unlisted poll and you've got a vote that's both off-the-record and off-the-radar — shared only with the people you send the link to, attributed to no one.

FAQ

What exactly gets hidden?

Your username and display name are removed from the poll, so visitors can't see who created it.

Are individual votes anonymous too?

Voting on the web doesn't expose voter names on the poll. Anonymous mode additionally hides you, the host, so nothing on the poll points back to a person.

Can I make a poll both anonymous and private?

Yes — they're separate toggles. Anonymous hides the host; private (unlisted) keeps the poll out of public browse and search. Use either or both.

Is this available on the free plan?

No, anonymous polls are part of Pro. Free polls display the host's profile name.

Explore more

• A poll only your group can find

  Private polls are unlisted — they stay out of public browse and search, so the only people who see your poll are the ones you send the link to.

• Run the whole poll inside chat

  Create a poll, vote, and crown a winner without anyone leaving Discord, Slack, or Telegram. Posters, one-click voting, and live tallies — right in the channel where your group already talks.

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  Audience choice voting, without the spreadsheet

  Run the people's choice award the way it should be: a beautiful poll, instant tally, no signup wall for voters, no manual counting after the screening.