@AskAnonFriendBot gives you a personal link for anonymous questions that you post in your story, bio or channel; friends write, and you see only the text — the bot never reveals the author, not even to you. You answer with one tap and can share the answer as a story picture. Block and report work without revealing who wrote, and questions are kept only while they can be answered.
Key facts
| Price | Free; each sender can ask up to 30 questions a day |
|---|---|
| Length | A question or an answer is up to 1000 characters |
| Flood protection | At most 5 questions a minute from one person |
| Safety tools | Block an author, report a question, /pause, /newlink |
| Storage | Questions 30 days without an answer, 7 more days after it; reports 30 days; blocks without a time limit |
| Who sees the author | No one: not you, not other users |
| Out of free uses? | Limits reset at 00:00 UTC; /invite gives 5 extra questions per friend |
Pros
- Real anonymity: the author is never shown to anyone.
- Block and report work without revealing the author.
- Rude and insulting questions arrive hidden behind a «Show the question» button, checked by an AI model.
- Answers can be shared as a picture in your story.
- You can pause questions or switch to a new link at any time.
Cons
- Text only — no photos or voice questions.
- Anonymity can attract rude messages; you have to block them.
- Questions are deleted after 30 days without an answer.
Who it's for
- Story Q&A with friends and followers.
- Channel owners collecting honest questions.
Who it's not for
- Finding out who wrote — the bot can't and won't tell you.
- Sending files or voice messages anonymously.
Alternatives
- Telegram polls — Anonymous polls are built into Telegram, but they collect votes, not free-text questions (Telegram).
Frequently asked questions
Is @AskAnonFriendBot anonymous?
Yes. The recipient never sees the author; the author's Telegram ID is kept only so that blocking and reporting work.
Is @AskAnonFriendBot free?
Yes. Receiving questions is free; each person can send up to 30 questions a day.
How do I stop questions?
Send /pause; send it again to resume. /newlink makes a new link and disables the old one.
Try it now — it's free
Anonymous Questions @AskAnonFriendBot · Free: up to 30 questions a day per sender
Guides and lists for this bot
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