Friends & Family · Pick one
What's for dinner? Let the family vote — anonymously, in a minute
'I don't mind' means someone else decides and someone else complains. Put tonight's candidates in — pasta, the leftovers, the new recipe — and each person picks one; the standings update live and the picks stay private, so everyone chooses what they actually want. The dish on top is dinner. Also works for takeaway.
family dinner vote · what to cook tonight poll · let the kids vote on dinner
How it works
- Shortlist — Approve or reject each option.
- Results update as people vote; votes can change until close.
- Collects opinions — no required outcome.
- Anonymous — Nobody can see who voted what — before or after.
- Each person picks exactly one option.
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