Make the group decision in one link
When the group chat can't agree, put it to a vote. Add the options, share one link, and everyone votes from their phone in a few seconds. Pickly works out the option most of the group is happy with.
Start a group decisionFree, and nobody needs an account. Not even you.
Ranked
Drag the options into order; an instant runoff finds the winner
Score
Give every option 1 to 5 stars; the best average wins
Swipe
Yes or no, one card at a time; quick for long lists
Pick several
Tick everything that works; the most ticks wins
How it works
Add the options. Type them, pick dates and times, add pictures, or find places on the map. Up to 20 options, or start from a ready-made template.
Share one link. Drop it in WhatsApp, Slack or an email. Voters open it in the browser: no app, and nobody needs an account.
Let the votes decide. Results update live as people vote. The poll closes on its own, after a day unless you choose another time.
Pick the right way to vote
For one winner, like a restaurant or a name, use a ranked poll: everyone puts the options in order, and nobody's vote is wasted on a favourite that drops out.
To compare things on their own merits, like designs or holiday cottages, use score. To thin out a long list fast, swipe. And to find a date or time that suits most people, let everyone tick every option they can make.
A result nobody has to defend
A show of hands rewards whoever speaks first, and a plain vote can pick the option two people love and three can't stand. Ranking avoids both: when nothing has a majority, the option with the fewest first choices drops out and its votes move on, round by round.
Everyone can see the results and every round of the count, so the outcome is clear without anyone having to play referee.
Round 1
- Lupo Pizza4
- Thai Corner3
- Taverna Kreta2
Taverna Kreta has the fewest votes and drops out. Both of its voters liked Thai Corner next.
Round 2
- Thai Corner5
- Lupo Pizza4
Thai Corner wins with five of nine. A simple count would have picked Lupo Pizza.
Questions
- Do people need an account to vote?
- No. Voters just open the link. You don't need an account to make a poll either, though a free one keeps your polls in one place.
- Can I change the poll after sharing it?
- Yes. You can add, rename and remove options, and change the closing time. Once someone has voted, the voting style stays as it is so their ballot still counts.
- Can people see who voted for what?
- No. Results show the totals and the rounds of the count, not anyone's ballot. If you invite people by email, you see who has voted, but never how.
- Is it free?
- Yes, for up to 20 voters per poll. Pro adds unlimited voters, scheduled opening and letting voters suggest options.