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Password-protected voting
Anonymous Polls
Create password-protected polls for private voting. Collect opinions securely with anonymous responses.
- Joining
- Vote with a password, no account
- Participant information
- No account or display name required
- Answer choices
- Free 2–3 · Pro 2–10
Recipient preview
Ways to use it
Use Cases
Choose a tool for the task: delivering a document, having a conversation, or requesting files from someone else.
Team preferences
Compare votes for several proposed options.
Event choices
Let a group vote on an activity.
From setup to sharing
How It Works
Gather group opinions through set choices without asking for names.
How it works
The creator writes a question and answer choices, then protects the poll with a password. Recipients unlock the voting screen, submit a choice, and receive the result state allowed by the poll flow.
The recipient experience
Voters do not need a LOCK.PUB account. Anyone with the address and password can open the poll and vote while it remains active, so distribute both only to the intended group.
Before you begin
Available controls and their limits
Duplicate-vote prevention is best effort; participant identities are not verified.
Creator controls
Choose concise options, the password, and any expiry or custom-address options available in the creator. Use the dashboard to keep the poll address and its activity organized.
Protection boundary
Votes are not tied to a public participant account, and repeat voting is discouraged with a keyed signal derived from request data. That is a best-effort control, not verified identity or election-grade integrity.
SecurityCommon questions
Practical answers for creators and recipients before using this feature.
What should I know before using Anonymous Polls?
Use this poll for informal feedback, team choices, or small-group opinions rather than legal elections or high-stakes decisions. Shared networks, changed devices, and determined users limit duplicate-vote detection.
Features
Choose a tool for the task: delivering a document, having a conversation, or requesting files from someone else.
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Gather group opinions through set choices without asking for names.