Build your Poll Maker with AI in under 5 minutes

Build an anonymous poll site with a question, up to 10 options, animated tally bars, and one-vote-per-browser dedup — generated from a single prompt.

Jak to działa

Krok 1

Opisz swój pomysł

Napisz prompt w zwykłym tekście opisujący, czego chcesz.

Krok 2

AI to buduje

FloopFloop natychmiast generuje gotowy do produkcji kod.

Krok 3

Wdróż i uruchom

Twój projekt jest hostowany na własnej subdomenie w kilka minut.

Dlaczego warto budować z AI zamiast zatrudniać dewelopera?

	FloopFloop	Tradycyjny deweloper
Czas do uruchomienia	Mniej niż 5 minut	2–8 tygodni
Koszt	Od 0 USD	5 000 USD – 50 000 USD+
Utrzymanie	W cenie	Stała umowa serwisowa

What is a poll maker?

A poll maker turns a question into a shareable URL with a live tally. The use cases are small but constant — settling a team lunch debate, choosing a meeting time, gathering quick feedback in a Discord, running a Twitter-style poll on a website. The dominant tools (Strawpoll, Doodle for scheduling, Mentimeter for live audience polls) each cover a slice. Building your own is a half-hour project that pays back forever: you own the URL, you control the anti-cheat behaviour, and you can embed it anywhere without iframe-juggling. The hard part isn't the UI; it's deciding the trust model. Anonymous + cookie-dedup is fine for low-stakes polls. Email-verified is necessary for anything that decides budget. Most poll tools default to the wrong one.

Common features

Up to 10 options with optional images per choice
Anonymous voting with one-vote-per-browser cookie dedup
Animated tally bars that update on vote
Share by URL — no account needed to vote
Auto-close on deadline or manually by owner
JSON endpoint for embedding the tally elsewhere
QR code for in-person events
Per-poll owner token to view IPs and close early
Multi-choice mode (vote for up to N options)
Result reveal control — instant, after-vote, or only-after-close

Real-world examples

Team decision

Quick 'where shall we go for lunch?' poll. Five options, voting open for an hour, anonymous, auto-closes at noon.

Audience interaction

Live event poll projected on screen with a QR code. Updates in real time as audience members scan and vote.

Community feature voting

Public roadmap poll on a project's website. Embedded as a JSON-driven widget so it looks native to the site's design.

Why FloopFloop fits poll maker projects

Strawpoll works but the URL ages out of the conversation and the brand isn't yours. For occasional internal polls that doesn't matter; for any poll that should live on your own brand's site, FloopFloop lets you ship a polling tool that lives at polls.yourbrand.com, looks like your site, and exports its tallies via JSON so you can embed them anywhere. The anti-cheat model is yours to tune — cookie-dedup for low-stakes, email-verified for budget decisions, signed-in-only for internal team polls. Same primitive, used three different ways across three different contexts.

Wypróbuj te prompty

Skopiuj dowolny prompt poniżej i wklej go do FloopFloop, aby zacząć.

Create a poll-making tool where anyone can spin up a poll in under 30 seconds. The creator picks a question, 2–10 options, an auto-close time (10m / 1h / 1d / never), and a public-or-unlisted visibility. Voters get a shareable URL, one vote per browser, and animated horizontal bars showing the live tally.

Build a classroom-friendly poll site for teachers. Add a teacher-mode toggle that surfaces a QR code beside the poll URL, lock a poll to a single classroom IP range, hide the tally until the poll closes, and let the teacher click a 'close now' button to reveal results.

Design a team-decision tool. Polls can be 'this or that' yes/no with a one-line question, multi-option ('which day works for everyone?'), or ranked-choice. Owner can close a poll early; closed polls show final results with the winning option highlighted.

Create a public-opinion polling site with a landing feed of the most recent public polls, a 'create poll' flow, anonymous voting with a per-browser cookie dedup, and a JSON endpoint at /api/poll/<id> so embeds can read the tally without scraping HTML.

Najczęściej zadawane pytania

How does one-vote-per-browser dedup work?

Each visitor's browser receives a random 32-byte voter token in an HttpOnly cookie. The database enforces UNIQUE(poll_id, voter_token), so a second vote against the same poll returns a friendly 'you already voted' message instead of an error.

Can voters be totally anonymous?

Yes. The voter cookie carries no identity — just an opaque random token. We don't tie it to an account or an IP address. Resetting the cookie or visiting in incognito lets a determined user vote again, which is acceptable for casual polls; for strict dedup, swap in IP+UA hashing or require login.

Can I close a poll early?

The poll creator receives a one-time owner token in the redirect URL after creating the poll. Bookmarking that URL is the only way to close the poll later — we store sha256(token) in the DB so a leaked dump can't be used to close other people's polls.

Can the poll auto-close at a set time?

Yes. Pick an auto-close date when creating the poll. Once the deadline passes, the poll stops accepting votes and shows final results.

Can I embed the live tally elsewhere?

The /api/poll/<id> endpoint returns the current question, options, per-option counts, total votes, and closed/expired flags as JSON. Cache hits at 30 seconds at the CDN so embeds can poll cheaply.

Does this work for sensitive votes (board elections, HR, etc.)?

The default mode is best-effort dedup for casual polls. For audit-grade voting (board elections, anything legally binding), use a dedicated voting platform — this tool prioritises ease-of-share over verifiable identity.

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