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Poocho is a web app for receiving anonymous questions through a shareable link, with AI filtering of abusive messages and answers shared as story cards.

The Poocho homepage with a live demo of the ask form. A rude test question has been moved to the Filtered folder instead of the inbox, showing how abusive questions are screened before the host sees them.

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  • Updated Nov 2026

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Answers become 1080 × 1920 story cards in five styles: Ink, Notebook, Haldi, Margin and Chalkboard. Each card shows the question, the answer and the host’s link.
A public profile page showing answered questions, each with a Report link. The footer links to the Real Questions Pledge, community guidelines and guides on anonymous questions
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The page followers see when they open a host’s link. Questions are anonymous by default, and askers can turn on “Show my name” if they want the host to know who asked.
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What is Poocho?

Poocho is a web-based “ask me anything” service for receiving questions from followers, friends or an audience through a personal link (poocho.app/@username). The link can be posted on an Instagram story, WhatsApp status or social media bio.

Askers do not need an account. For each link, the host chooses whether questions arrive anonymously, with the asker’s name shown, or with the asker deciding. Hosts never see askers’ IP addresses or device details, and Poocho does not offer paid features that reveal who sent a question.

Incoming questions are screened by an automatic filter before they reach the inbox. Insults, threats and personal details such as phone numbers or addresses go to a separate Filtered folder, and the host sets how strict the filter is. Hosts can also report, block and mute senders, add their own blocked words, or pause the inbox.

Answers can be published to a public profile page and turned into 1080 × 1920 images in several card styles for sharing to Instagram, WhatsApp and other apps. Each card shows the host’s link.

Poocho states that every question in an inbox comes from a real person, and that the service does not generate automated or fake questions. Accounts can export their answers or delete all their data at any time.

The interface is available in English and Hindi, is designed for mobile browsers, and can be installed as a Progressive Web App. Poocho is limited to users aged 18 and over.