A or B? Ask your besties

Which vibe? is a two-picture poll for your friends. It's a private link, not a post: no feed, no profiles, no comments and no names, just A, B and a tap.

How a poll works

1. Pick two pictures

   Choose the two of your pictures you can't decide between, like two edits, two looks or two backgrounds.

2. Ask a question

   Add a question of up to 80 characters if you like, such as “Which background for my birthday post?”.

3. Share the link

   Send your poll's private link (aybuke.org/p/…) to the friends you choose, in any chat app.

4. Watch the votes

   Friends tap A or B in their browser and can change their mind. You see the counts in Aybuke until the poll ends.

Private by design

• Only people with the link can see your poll. It isn't listed anywhere, and search engines are asked not to index it.
• No names: friends don't sign in, and their votes are anonymous. The poll page sets no cookies.
• 24 hours: then the link stops working and the poll is deleted, with its pictures, question and votes. You can delete it sooner in the app.
• Smaller copies: your pictures are saved for the poll at 720 pixels, without their photo data. A picture you edited with AI shows a small “Edited with AI” note.
• Think before you share: anyone you send the link to can forward it or take a screenshot.

Checked before it's shared

Before your link exists, both pictures get the same automated safety check as AI results, and the question goes through the prompt filters that protect every request in Aybuke. If something is flagged, or the check can't finish, no poll is made.

For vibes, never for looks

Polls are for choosing a vibe: an edit, a look, an outfit color or a background. They're never for rating anyone's body, face or looks, or for putting two people against each other. Every poll page has a Report link: a report of sexual content or a child at risk takes the poll down at once, and other reports do after three different networks report it. Polls aren't available under 13. Read the details on our safety page and in the Acceptable Use Policy.