A clearer picture of what people think
Bynesh is for everyday curiosity: ask a question, answer privately and learn from how other people voted.
Pluria is now Bynesh. Same app, same account, same links, and nothing you need to do.
Why Bynesh exists
People react all day to the news, to creators, to prices, to sport and to public life. Most of those reactions get lost in comments, likes, group chats and screenshots.
Bynesh makes those answers easier to understand. Explore a question, add your answer privately in the app, and read how other voters answered. Published results keep the question and the number of voters together.
Who Bynesh is for
- People
- Answer polls about everyday life, culture, sport, food, money, technology and the news, then see how everyone else answered.
- Friends, creators and communities
- Ask a question you care about and invite people to answer. Share a result with enough context for others to understand it.
- Organisations and newsrooms
- Listen to the people who take part, with the exact question and response counts alongside each result. A community poll is not a representative research sample.
How it differs from a social feed
- It starts with a question. Most social apps open on an endless feed. Bynesh opens on a poll you can answer in one tap.
- A vote adds up where a like can’t. A like is vague and a comment is hard to count. A vote is a clear answer, and votes add up to something you can read.
- Light and serious sit side by side. One poll asks about pizza toppings. The next asks about prices, AI or what your town should build next.
- Every poll has its own page. You can share it, come back to it and quote it, and the wording travels with the numbers.
How a poll works
- Ask a clear question
Pick a topic, write the question plainly and offer answers people can read at a glance.
- Invite people to vote
Share the poll. People vote in the app, and public results do not list accounts alongside their answers.
- Share what people said
Once the totals are up, share the poll page or its card. The question and who asked it go with it.
- Decide what to ask next
Use what you learned for your next story, a follow-up poll or a decision.
How we protect a result
We limit each account to one vote per poll, use checks to resist automated abuse, and keep the answer you picked apart from your account. Every poll page shows the question, the answers, who asked it, when, and whether it is still open.
The details are on how we protect a result, how your vote stays private and what you can check about any result.
What you can check before sharing a result
- The exact wording of the question and every answer
- Who posted the poll, and when
- Whether the poll is open, closed or being checked
- How many people voted and how the votes split
- Links to how we protect votes and how to read a result
- A link or card you can drop into a story or post
What a Bynesh result can and can’t tell you
A result tells you how the people who voted on that poll answered. It is not an official election, and it doesn’t speak for a whole country. Read it with the wording, the timing and who was likely to see the poll.
Start with one question
Start with something you’re curious about. Explore the polls people have posted, or ask your own question in the app.