🤷Anonymous questions bot for Telegram — free

What's inside

• ProfileThe text before Start and the line in the profile.
• FeedbackPeople's messages reach you as tickets; reply to one and the answer goes back. Can be anonymous.

Screens

1. Ask a question — it goes anonymously, the author won't know who asked. The answer comes here.

How an anonymous questions bot works

A person opens the bot from a link, types a question and sends it. The question reaches the bot owner as a regular message, but without the author's name, username or profile link. The owner sees the text of the question and not who asked it.

To answer, the owner replies to the question in their chat with the bot. The bot delivers the answer to the person who asked, and to nobody else. Other users of the bot never see it, and the asker gets it in the same chat where the question was sent.

The link between a question and its author is kept by the bot itself, so the exchange can go back and forth over several messages while the owner still never learns who is on the other side.

Create the bot without BotFather or a token

The template is created for free right from this page, in one tap. The link opens Telegram's own “Create bot” window, where all that is left is to confirm the name. The bot is created on your own account and belongs to you.

There is no need to talk to BotFather, copy a token, write code or sign up on a website. No server is needed either: the bot runs on gramnews hosting and starts answering people right after it is created.

You choose the bot's name and username, such as “Questions for Anna” and @ask_anna_bot. The bot's profile description is already filled in, “Ask anonymously, the author won't know who asked”, so a person knows before the first message that their name stays hidden.

Where to share the bot link

Questions come from people who know the bot's link. It usually goes into a channel description, a pinned post, a Telegram or Instagram bio, or a story caption. A link like t.me/your_bot opens the bot in one tap.

A common pattern for a channel is a post saying “ask me anything anonymously” with the bot link, followed by a separate post with answers to the best questions. The bot publishes nothing to the channel itself: the owner decides what goes public.

Besides questions to a channel author, the bot works for anonymous feedback: students to a teacher, staff to a manager, community members to moderators. Anonymity removes the awkwardness, so people write what they would not say under their own name, and each of them can still be answered personally.

Bot admin panel and editing texts

The first message the bot sends its owner is the admin panel. Later it opens with the /admin command. There you edit the welcome text and the reply a person gets after sending a question, and choose the bot's language, Russian or English.

The “Edit with AI” button rebuilds the bot's screens from a plain description, for example “questions about travel, casual tone, short”. The site also has a visual node editor where screens and the links between them are shown as a diagram of blocks.

A free bot adds the line “Made with @catalogue_app” to its messages.

Questions to a team group and operators

By default questions arrive in the owner's private chat with the bot. In the admin panel they can be sent to a group instead: then any member can answer, also by reply. If the group has Topics enabled, each asker gets their own topic, so the whole conversation with that person stays in one place, still without the author's name.

Operators are added through an invite link from the admin panel. This helps when several people handle the questions, such as channel co-hosts or an editorial team.

In a group with Topics, an answer can simply be a message inside the asker's topic, and the bot delivers it to that person. In a regular group the answer is a reply to a specific question, and again only its author receives it. Group members see the questions but not who sent them.

Bans, stats and broadcasts

If someone sends spam or abuse, reply to their message with /ban and the bot stops accepting questions from them. Anonymity is preserved: the owner blocks the author of the message without ever finding out who it is. /unban, also by reply, lifts the block.

Stats show how many people have started the bot, how many were active in the last 7 days, how many are banned and how many messages arrived this month. A broadcast sends a message to everyone who started the bot: the bot first shows a preview and sends it only after confirmation.

How to launch

1. Tap “Create bot” on this page and Telegram opens the bot creation window.
2. Confirm the bot's name. The bot is created on your account, with no BotFather and no token.
3. Open the admin panel the bot sends as its first message and adjust the welcome text and the reply after a question.
4. Put the bot link in your channel description, a pinned post or your bio.
5. Answer incoming questions by reply, and only the asker receives the answer.

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Updated 01.11.2026