Shoot your shot.
Drop your link. Find out who's been thinking about you all along.
to @you
send me an anonymous proposal
/yourname
/yourname
One name lights both. Claim it once, share whichever fits the post.
you have no idea how much that text meant to me
ok but who told you that outfit was acceptable
i’ve had a crush on you since year 10 and i’m never telling you in person
you’re the only person in the group chat with actual jokes
been trying to say this for two years and i still can’t out loud
your playlist got me through my worst month
we’ve never spoken but you seem like the best person in that class
you were right about him. you were so right
miss you. not going to say who this is though
the way you laughed at your own presentation saved that whole lecture
Every one of these is made up. Yours won’t be.
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Sign in, then pick your name
One tap with an account you already have. No password to invent, nothing to verify. Then choose the name your link wears.
Put it on your story
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Read what comes back
Messages land in your inbox. You see every word, never a name.
Anonymousmeansanonymous
No names, ever
Senders are never identified to you, and there is no paid tier that changes that.
No raw IP addresses
Senders are stored as a hash, scoped to your inbox and useless to anyone who steals the table.
Delete means deleted
Removing a message drops it from the database. Blocking wipes that sender's whole history with you.
Real questions
Can I find out who sent a message?+
No. We never show you who sent anything, and there is no setting or paid tier that changes that. We store senders as a hash and never a name, email or raw IP address.
Is it really free?+
Yes. Claiming a link, receiving messages and reading your inbox are all free.
What if someone sends something horrible?+
Delete it, and block that sender with one tap. Blocking removes everything they have ever sent you and quietly stops anything new arriving.
Do I need an account to send someone a message?+
No. Sending is completely open. You only need an account to own a link and read your own inbox.
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