README badge
GitHub renders the SVG and links it back to the poll.
[](SITE/polls/demo-frameworks)Polls that live in your README.
One line of markdown renders a live SVG badge. One iframe accepts votes inline. Both stay in sync with the same poll.
A live poll, taking real votes
Three ways to embed one poll
Every surface reads from the same poll, so results agree wherever you place them.
Interactive embed
An iframe that accepts votes inline, about 7 KB gzipped.
<iframe src="SITE/embed?id=demo-frameworks"
width="100%" height="380"
style="border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>Plain image
For Markdown that strips iframes, such as Hugo or Dev.to.
What the platform guarantees
Privacy and abuse handling are decided on the server, not in the widget.
- Voting
- Anonymous
- No account needed to cast a vote.
- Duplicate control
- Device token
- An httpOnly cookie issued server-side.
- IP handling
- Salted SHA-256
- Raw addresses are never stored.
- Trackers
- None
- No analytics scripts ship with an embed.
- Result masking
- Server-side
- Hidden counts never reach the browser.
- Licence
- Apache 2.0
- Self-host the entire stack.
From question to results
Create
Sign in with GitHub, write a question and up to ten options. Choose single-choice, multi-select or quiz mode.
Embed
Copy one line for a badge or an iframe. The snippet carries your poll id and needs no build step.
Measure
Watch votes arrive in the dashboard, split by option, referrer and day. Export CSV or JSON.
Everything here runs on a stack you can host yourself: FastAPI, PocketBase and a static Astro front end.