AnyPoll vs Poll

With the AnyPoll app, it's now easy to run your own poll on your website. It's as simple as adding the app to your site and writing your question and your choices. You now see what your visitors are thinking. The Poll app reports to you how many people have answered the poll as well as stats on the choices.

A poll is only worth asking if the answer means something. Most website polls keep their votes in the visitor's own browser, so every visitor sees a result in which one person has ever voted: themselves. This one does not. Votes go to a shared tally, so everyone on the page sees the same numbers, and so do you. Write your question and your options, one per line. Visitors pick one and vote; the result shows as a percentage with the count beside it, so 67% never hides that it means two people out of three. Results can appear after someone votes, the default because a visible tally pulls people towards whatever is winning, or always. The honest limits. What stops repeat voting is a flag in the voter's own browser, so the same person can vote again from another browser or a private window. There is no fingerprinting, so this is not a secure ballot: if the result must be verifiable, do not use a website poll. Ten options at most. Editing an option starts a new count. All that is stored is a count per option: no names, no IP addresses, no cookies about your visitors, no record of who voted for what. Nothing loads from anyone else. Twelve languages. Free, no vote limit, no watermark.