Decision templates
Ready-made setups for common decisions — tap one to start a pre-configured session.
Work & Team
Majority vote Pick one winner that over half the group truly supports. No majority? Extra voting rounds narrow the field automatically. Yes/no decision Settle a single question. Add your two answers — e.g. Yes and No — and let the group decide. Prioritize a list Rank features, tasks or ideas together and get one agreed order. Live brainstorm Collect ideas and vote on them in real time, in one sitting — watch support shift live. Retro: what to keep Anonymously approve the practices your team should keep. See support per item. Sprint estimate Everyone estimates blind and the numbers reveal simultaneously — no anchoring. Hire / no-hire Score candidates anonymously, then jointly confirm the call — no one anchors the room. Decision matrix Score options against your own weighted criteria — define the criteria, then rate. Name the product Brainstorm names live, weight the favourites, and land on one with majority backing. Find a meeting slot Offer candidate times and let everyone pick the slots that work — the best-fitting time surfaces. Gift for a teammate Throw in gift ideas live and weigh your favourites anonymously — the first idea to win over half the team is the gift. The surprise stays a surprise.
Friends & Family
Pick a restaurant Everyone adds places live and picks their favourite — the most-backed spot wins, decided together in the room. Movie night Drop in film picks live and weight your favourites — the group lands on what to watch tonight. Holiday destination Weigh up candidate destinations over rounds until a majority backs one place to go. Pick a name Naming is a big call — often one you can't undo. Shortlist the candidates, rank them together, and see the agreed order. Gift budget Everyone proposes a number and the group sees the agreed amount to spend on a shared gift. Chore split Slide shares of the household chores on a pie — the group average becomes everyone's fair load. Settle a bet Put the question live, everyone picks a side, and the room settles it on the spot. What's for dinner? Everyone picks one dish anonymously and the table sees the standings live — the top pick is what you cook. Weekend plans Throw in ideas as they come and pick your favourite live — the plan that gets the most picks wins the weekend. Name the pet Suggest names live and weigh your favourites — the first name to win over half the family is it. Kids' party theme Add theme ideas live and let everyone pick one — the most-picked theme becomes the party. Family budget Slide shares of the monthly budget across the things that matter — the family average becomes the plan. Pocket money Parent and child each name a private range; only the overlap shows. Both confirm the amount. Family visit dates Set the range of possible dates; each relative marks the days they can make. The best-fitting days stand out.
Events & Planning
Pick a date Set a date range; everyone marks the days they're free. The most-available day stands out. Event venue Compare candidate venues over rounds until a majority settles on where to hold it. Offsite agenda Rank the sessions everyone wants so the day's agenda reflects one agreed order. Guest count Each person estimates how many will come and the group converges on a head count to plan for.
Money & Negotiation
Salary negotiation Two parties privately state their ranges; only the overlap is revealed. Both confirm the result. Family pricing Settle on an amount together — each person gives a range and the overlap reveals your common ground. Budget split Divide a budget across items by sliding shares of a pie — the group average becomes the split. Rent split Split the rent or shared bills among housemates by sliding shares of a pie — the average sets each share.
Community & Clubs
Board election Elect a candidate by secret weighted ballot over rounds, then jointly confirm the result. Grant split Divide a grant across programmes by sliding shares of a pie, anonymously — the average sets the split. Membership fee Everyone proposes an amount and the group converges on the dues to charge members. Rule change Decide a bylaw or rule change that needs a two-thirds supermajority to pass. Rank proposals Score competing proposals anonymously over rounds to produce one agreed ranking.