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Updated 12 November 2026
What is the easiest way to ask a group of friends one question?
Type the question once and send one link. With Answe you write the question on the homepage, tap “Create question” and paste the link into the group chat. Each friend taps an answer; nobody installs an app or makes an account. You see who answered what on the question’s page, so there is no counting replies in a long thread. It suits picking a day, checking who is coming, choosing a place and splitting what to bring.
Questions to start from
One tap opens Answe with the question already typed.
How it works
- Type the question. In your own words. Answe adds answers people can tap; change them if you like.
- Send the link. Paste it where you already talk: a group chat, an email, a team channel, a QR code.
- See the answers. Each tap shows up on your question’s page as it happens. Nobody needs an account to answer.
Let AI write the replies
When the same answer always needs the same kind of reply, add “Reply with AI” to that answer in the editor. You write the instructions once; each person who picks that answer gets a reply written from them. You stay the one asking, and you can read every reply.
Frequently asked questions
Do my friends need an account or an app?
No. They open the link and tap an answer. You do not need an account to create the question either; you make one only if you want to keep it.
Is this a poll?
It starts like one: a question and answers to tap. An Answe question can also ask for details after the tap, such as a name, a number of guests or a note, and you can change it after it is sent.
Where do I see the answers?
On the question’s own page, which opens as soon as you create it. Answers appear there as people tap. Keep the link, or save the question to a free account to find it again later and get the answers in the Answe app.
Does it work in WhatsApp, Messenger or iMessage?
Yes. It is an ordinary link, so it works anywhere you can paste one.
What’s on your mind?
Type a question, share the link, watch the answers arrive. No account needed to start.
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