Work & Team · Pick one
Anonymous majority vote for a team — one clear winner
You need one decision the whole team stands behind, not the loudest voice in the room. Each person weighs the options privately with Fine Order; the group sees the standings, never who voted how. If nothing clears 51%, the weakest option drops and a new round starts — until one option truly has a majority. Invite by link or QR code; no accounts needed.
team vote with majority rule · anonymous group vote · vote on options in rounds
How it works
- Fine Order — Fine-tune how much each option matters.
- Sealed ballots — results are revealed when the round ends.
- Must reach a winning outcome — at least 51% support required; runoff rounds if needed.
- Anonymous — Nobody can see who voted what — before or after.
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