Say it without saying who.
Some questions never get asked because of whose name would be on them. TOKU gives your Discord server a channel where that stops being a problem.
Silent FoxAPPToday at 14:05
Is it okay to come to next week's study session as a total beginner?
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Golden HeronAPPToday at 14:05
Yes — about half the room was new last time. Details are in announcements.
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Quiet OwlAPPToday at 14:05
Honestly relieved to hear that. I'd been putting off asking.
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Exactly how it renders in Discord: all that is attached is a drawing, a borrowed name, and a number — never your account.
Set up in about five minutes
Two steps for you. One for everyone else.
Step 1
Invite the bot
One bot serves every server. No hosting, no tokens to manage, nothing to deploy.
Step 2
Pick a channel
Sign in with Discord and choose where anonymous posts should land. You can change it later.
Step 3
Members post
They DM the bot or open the web app and write. Repeat posters are two taps away from sending.
What shows, and what never does
Anonymity people can't verify is anonymity they won't use. So here is exactly what happens.
What shows
A drawing, a borrowed name, a number
Each member gets an identity that lives only inside your server. It stays consistent, so replies make sense — and it can be reset at any time.
What never shows
The Discord account behind it
Not in the channel, not in the post, not to your moderators. Posts are recorded so abuse can be handled, but that record is never surfaced as a name.
Free is a real plan
Anonymous posting, resets, the web app, and basic moderation cost nothing. Paid plans add room, not access.