Thoughts
Ask one question with its own link. Answers land privately in your grid, and a chat only starts if you pick one to reply to.
Say it anonymously.
Keep talking.
Anyone can message you through your link without giving a name. Reply and it becomes a chat. You only find out who it is if you both agree.
Most anonymous apps stop at one message. You read it, then choose between silence and saying who you are. Whistle adds the option that was missing: write back, and keep writing.
How it works
1Share your link
Put it in your bio, your story, your group chat. Anyone who taps it can write to you, even without the app.
2Get a message
It arrives as Anonymous #4118. No name, no handle, no photo.
3Reply, and keep going
Your reply turns the message into a chat. Stay anonymous for as long as you both like.
4Reveal together
Either of you can ask. It only happens when both of you say yes.
Reveal
takes two.
Either of you can ask. Nothing is shared until you both say yes, and that rule is enforced on our servers, not just in the app. Say no and the chat carries on like nothing happened.
More than an inbox.
Public feed
Post to everyone. Before you publish, decide whether replies are an open thread or private notes only you can read.
Streaks
Count the days you've both kept a conversation going.
Plus reactions and GIFs, a private nickname for every chat, and read receipts you can switch off.
They don't need the app to write to you.
Your link opens in any browser, so anyone can send you a first message. To read your reply and keep the chat going, they get the app.
Anonymous, not unaccountable.
Every pseudonym belongs to a real, verified account. Nobody you talk to can see it, but it's why blocks and bans actually hold.
Blocks stick. They follow the account behind the pseudonym, across chats and the feed.
Anything can be reported. Every message, post and reply.
A filter reads first. Messages are checked before they reach you.
No tricks. No fake messages to pull you back in, and no paying to find out who it is.