How it works
Five steps, start to finish.
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Name it and pick a deadline
Give it a title — "Dinner Friday?" — and pick when voting closes. The deadline is what ends the vote, so nobody has to be the one who calls it.
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Add the options
Type a name, or paste a link and we pull in the photo and the description.
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Share one link
Drop it in the group chat. Nobody needs an app, an account or a password to vote.
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Everyone taps what works
Tap every option you'd be happy with — as many as you like. Each person also gets one veto for a hard no.
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The deadline decides
When the deadline you set runs out, voting closes by itself, and the winner shows up on everybody's screen without anyone refreshing.
Anyone with the link can see who has voted. Nobody sees what anyone picked — the results are totals.
Only the organizer can close voting early — otherwise the deadline does it.
Your picks are final once you send them, and the list of options is locked from the moment voting opens.
You could vote twice, and we know
Voting takes no account, which means nothing stops somebody opening a private window and voting again. If you are signed in you get one vote per session, but a guest is just a browser.
We could give every voter their own link instead. That means collecting everyone's phone number, or the organizer sending the message one person at a time — and for deciding where five friends eat, that felt worse than the problem.
Think we called that wrong? Tell us. Send us a note
Starting one asks for an email, a username and a password. Voting in someone else's never does.