Create from Slack
Use /cleanpoll, the "Create poll" shortcut, or a guided modal to publish polls without switching tools.
Polls inside Slack
CleanPoll turns questions and votes into a direct Slack experience: create, publish, and analyze responses from one place.
Everything you need to ask better questions
Designed for teams that need clear answers: a quick vote with the settings you need, an automatic close, and a clean export.
Use /cleanpoll, the "Create poll" shortcut, or a guided modal to publish polls without switching tools.
Skip the blank page with ready-made templates, or save your team's own — always private to your workspace.
Set single vote, multi-vote, per-user limits, vote changes, and options added by the team.
Let anyone add a missing option after the poll is published, and vote or change their vote on it.
Set a poll to close itself after a set time and post the final results automatically.
Hide who voted for what — the tally stays visible, only the names behind it don't.
Choose when the channel sees the tally: live, after voting, only the creator until it closes, or not until it closes at all.
Download poll results as a CSV file whenever you need to share them.
A subtle "Duplicate" action on every poll message reopens the create modal with the question, options, and settings already filled in, ready to tweak before publishing — perfect for recurring weekly or sprint polls.
Clean workflow
CleanPoll reduces friction: open the modal, confirm the preview, and let the team respond with clear buttons inside the right channel, DM, or group.
Question, options, anonymity, vote limit, and close date.
Send a preview and publish it in the right channel, by DM, or in a group DM.
Monitor real-time results, close the poll, and export clean data.
Poll results
Built to last
Every workspace connects to CleanPoll through Slack's own installation flow, and your poll data stays private to your team.
Questions
Yes. Installing and using CleanPoll is currently free for any Slack workspace.
Yes. Turn on anonymous voting and the tally stays visible, but nobody, not even the creator, can see who voted for what.
Yes. Choose whether results show live to everyone, only after each person votes, only to the creator until the poll closes, or not until it closes at all. This is independent from anonymous voting, which controls who can see whose vote it was rather than when the tally appears.
Yes, if you enable it. Anyone can add a missing option after the poll is published, and vote or change their vote on it.
You can set an auto-close time when you create the poll. CleanPoll closes it for you and posts the final results automatically.
Yes. Download any poll's results as a CSV file whenever you need to share or archive them.
Only what's required to publish polls and record votes. You can review the exact scopes Slack lists during install; see Privacy Policy for details on data handling.