Anonymous Questions Bot

Friends, followers and classmates often have opinions about you, but few will say them to your face. The Anonymous Questions bot fixes that: you get a personal link, share it, and people write to you without a name attached. 💌

Everything happens inside Telegram. There is no app to install. Open the bot, press /start, and you are set.

One link, plenty of candid messages

After you start the bot, it gives you your own link. Pin it in your profile bio, drop it into a story, or send it to a class or group chat.

Whoever opens the link sees a text field and sends a message. It lands in your chat with the bot, with the sender's name hidden.

1. Start the bot. Press /start and wait for your link.
2. Share the link. The more people see it, the more messages you collect.
3. Read in the bot chat. New questions show up in the same conversation.

Why people set up a link like this

Anonymity removes the fear of sounding silly or rude. People ask things they would never type in public comments.

• Bloggers and channel owners: collect ideas for the next posts and hear what readers dislike.
• Teachers and mentors: find out which parts of a course stayed unclear.
• Teams: get direct feedback when everyone stays quiet in meetings.
• Pure fun: run a questions and confessions game among friends.

What the bot menu offers

The bot has few commands. /start launches it and returns your link. /unsub cancels your subscription if you no longer want notifications. /paysupport is for questions about payments for paid features.

Questions about how the service works go to the support contact listed in the bot profile. The bot has been around for a while and counts hundreds of thousands of users.

Where anonymity stops

The sender is hidden from you, but the bot itself processes every message. Any service of this kind keeps messages on the owner's side, so assume that perfect secrecy does not exist.

Never send passwords, passport details or card numbers through an anonymous bot. If you receive a threat or an insult, do not answer and do not open any links it contains.

• Keep the link away from strangers. Open access attracts spam and rudeness.
• Ignore pressure. Demands to send money or click something right now are almost always a scam.
• Remember the law. Harassment and threats stay offences even without a signature.

Getting better questions

A bare link in a profile usually collects little. Add a prompt next to it: "Ask me about my work", "What do you think of my channel?", "Send a question and I will answer it in a story".

If you publish answers, narrow the topic and say upfront what you will not discuss. That filters out a large share of unpleasant messages. Reply regularly, because people write more often to someone who actually responds.

A good habit is to go through the pile once a week and post the best questions in one batch. The link stays alive longer, and your audience sees that someone is listening. ✨