Answe

Question Links — Open Answe with a Question Already Typed

Introduction

A question link is the Answe homepage address with your question added to it. Whoever opens the link sees the question already typed in the box. One tap on Create question publishes it and opens its page: the answers people can tap, the link to share, and the answers as they arrive.

No account is needed to create the question or to answer it.

The pattern

https://www.answe.com/?q=<your question, URL-encoded>

Example — "Which day works for dinner next week?":

https://www.answe.com/?q=Which%20day%20works%20for%20dinner%20next%20week%3F
  • q is the question, URL-encoded (a space is %20, a question mark is %3F).
  • Up to 255 characters; longer text is cut.
  • Nothing is created by opening the link. The question exists only after the tap on Create question.

When to use one

  • From an AI assistant. Ask ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant to "give me an Answe link for the question …" and it can write the link for you. Assistants with the Answe connector can go one step further and create the question itself.
  • In a guide or a message. Link a colleague straight to the question you want them to send, instead of explaining what to type.
  • As a shortcut. Bookmark the questions you ask again and again.

What happens after the tap

  1. Answe creates the question with starter answers people can tap. Change them with Edit.
  2. You get the link to share: paste it into a group chat, an email, a team channel, or show it as a QR code.
  3. Answers appear on the question's page as people tap. They need no account and no app.
  4. To keep the question and get answers in your inbox and the Answe app, save it to a free account.

Who you can ask

  • Friends — which day works, who is coming, where to eat
  • Colleagues — a date, a choice between options, a quick check
  • Customers — feedback, what to stock next, what would suit them

Adding AI

In the editor you can add Reply with AI to an answer. You write the instructions once; each person who picks that answer gets a reply written from them. The AI works for you, the asker: it follows your instructions and you can read every reply.

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