Anónima

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Open a masked room and trade anonymous questions under a single letter

Anónima is a Portuguese-language anonymous question app that runs in the browser. A user starts by choosing one letter of the alphabet as a mask, selecting a room tone and setting a 4 to 12 character access code, then creates a room and opens a session. Other people who have the link and the code join under their own letters. Inside the session, participants can write questions, tap one of the suggested prompts, attach one file to a question, and set gold and silver amounts that a recipient spends to refuse a question. The interface shows the current letter, the room code, the active tone and both coin balances.

Highlights

Letter mask

Pick a letter A-Z

Three room tones

Normal or unfiltered

Coin based rejecting

Gold and silver

Files with questions

Attach one file

How to Use

Set up your mask and room
On the landing page, tap one letter in the A to Z grid to use as your mask, then choose a room tone among Normal, Picante and Muito picante. Type a 4 to 12 character access code in the Codigo de acesso field and press Criar sala. The page then moves to your room lobby.
Share the invite and open the session
In the lobby you see the invite link and the access code in separate boxes, each with a copy button. You can change the tone here and review the Letras presentes list, which marks your letter as the host. When you are ready, press Abrir a sessao to enter the question session.
Write and send a question
Inside the session, type into the Escreve a tua pergunta field or tap one of the suggested prompts to fill it in. You can open Anexar ficheiro de um so olhar to attach one file, and set the Ouro para recusar and Prata para recusar amounts that the other side spends to refuse. The Enviar pergunta button stays disabled until another letter is present.
Join from another device
Another person opens the same room link in their own browser, picks a different letter, enters the shared access code in the Codigo da sala field and presses Entrar. Each participant sees only letters, so the sender of a question is never named.