A bias check on every poll
Anyone can say a question is loaded. The score is visible before you vote, so people can spot a rigged question early.
Coming soon to iPhone
Votrs is a polling app where anyone can ask a question, everyone votes anonymously, and every poll shows whether people think the question was fair.
Example poll
Should the library stay open 24 hours?
3% say this poll is biased shown before you vote
Write any question. Choose yes/no, a 0–100 slider, or a ranked list. Answer choices come from a fixed set, so no one can rig a poll by how the options are worded.
One vote per person, stored under an anonymous ID. Poll authors are anonymous too.
Unlock the results, then watch how opinion changes over time. Polls stay open, so the picture keeps updating.
Anyone can say a question is loaded. The score is visible before you vote, so people can spot a rigged question early.
When enough people call a poll biased, notes open up and a neutral summary is written below the poll.
Any breakdown by group that would be based on fewer than 50 people stays hidden, so no one can pick out an individual's answer.
Every profile question is optional. You can filter results only by the categories you've shared about yourself.
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