Tally
Decide anything, together.
Where to eat, which date, what to build, which name — pose a question, share one link, and everyone votes on their phone. Tally picks the winner with ranked choice and shows the round-by-round count, so the whole group trusts it. No sign-up.
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Why it's better
A decision the group actually trusts
Ranked choice, shown
The option with the most first-place votes can still lose once eliminated options transfer. Tally shows that round by round, so nobody wonders why the winner won.
One link, no sign-up
Share a link; everyone votes on their phone in seconds. No account, no app, for you or anyone you send it to.
Honest by construction
One ballot per device, a majority line you can see, and a head-to-head check that flags the rare case where the runoff and the pairwise winner disagree.
Questions
Good to know
No — and that's the point. With ranked choice, the option with the most first-place votes can still lose: when the lowest option is eliminated, its voters' next choices transfer, and a different option can cross the majority line. Tally shows you that transfer, round by round, so the winner is the option the group actually prefers — not just the one that split the vote least.
No. You share one link; anyone who opens it can vote on their phone — no account, no app. The poll lives behind an unguessable link that only people you send it to can open.
Rank (ranked choice / instant-runoff) is for picking one thing — where to eat, which name, which logo — and gives you the round-by-round result. Approve is for "which of these work" — everyone taps all the acceptable options and the one most people can live with wins. Same link, same instant result.
The result shows the group's preferences — the whole reason to use it is that a chat thread never captures everyone's real ranking. Voters can add their name so the group knows who's in.
Each device gets one active ballot — voting again updates your vote rather than adding a new one. In a known group where people add their names, that keeps the result honest without any sign-up.
Yes — unlimited polls, unlimited voters, both modes, and the full round-by-round result, all free with no sign-up and no ads.