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Ask anonymously. Know what stays private.

Takelet lets you create an anonymous poll without an account, email address or password. Open the feed, write your question and publish. People see “Anonymous” instead of your name.

Does anyone see who posted?

Other users do not see your profile attached to an anonymous poll. Anonymous posts stay off public profiles and the Following feed. Signing in later does not put your name on an existing anonymous post.

Takelet keeps a private ownership record to let you manage your posts and to enforce moderation rules. Anonymous posting does not mean that no technical data exists. See our privacy policy.

How do I manage my poll?

Use the same browser or device where you posted. Your private guest session gives you access to your polls. Clearing browser storage or losing that session can mean losing access. Create an account to keep your polls and votes across devices.

Are votes anonymous too?

Your chosen answers are private, whether or not you have an account. Other people see totals, not a list of who chose each answer. You can change or withdraw your vote while a poll remains open.

Can I share an anonymous poll privately?

You can send its link to friends, but Takelet polls are public. Anyone with access to the site can find and read them, and public polls may appear in search engines. Do not put private names, addresses or other identifying details in a question or answer.

Can someone abuse anonymous posting?

Guest posts follow the same community rules as account posts. Posting limits and filters apply. You can report content or block its author from the poll menu, including when the author is anonymous.

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