Truedo guides
Last updated: 2026-10-16Turn curiosity into a better question
A poll’s value is not only its vote count. Clear wording, choices that make room for different views and an honest interpretation of results matter too. These guides offer a practical starting point for preparing a question and understanding the response on Truedo.
Creating a poll
Ask about one issue, state a time or place when it matters, and use choices that differ meaningfully. The poll-writing guide below covers neutral questions, balanced choices and a check before submitting.
Reading results
Participants and selections are not always the same number. Our results guide explains what percentages mean when multiple choices are allowed, and why a small group of participants cannot establish what everyone thinks.
Privacy and sharing
Sharing a link does not make private information in the question safe. Use the privacy guide to avoid names, addresses and personal details shared without permission, and to check the cover before sharing.
Scope of these guides
These are editorial explanations of using Truedo. They contain no member polls, real voting results or personal account information. Check the current poll screen for limits and publication status. Contact support@truedo.one if you need help.