VotablyGuides to deciding things with a group
The standoffs every group runs into, and a fair way through each one. Every guide ends with a free poll you can share in the chat.
Free Retro Board With No Whiteboard Account
Run an anonymous team retrospective with no sign-up: Rose Thorn Bud notes, dot voting, and clustering, all from one free link.
Uses Quick poll
100 Free This or That Questions for Any Group
A free list of 100 this or that questions across food, travel, daily life, pop culture, and would-you-rather picks, ready to run as a live group game.
Uses This or that, Swipe match
Who Pays? Free Provably Fair Random Picker
Settle who pays or who wins a raffle with a free random picker that proves the draw wasn't rigged, using a commitment published before you draw.
Uses Fair lottery, Spin the wheel
Ranked Choice vs Approval vs STAR: Free Comparison
See ranked choice, approval, and STAR voting decide the same worked example differently, with a free tool to run any of the three for your group.
Uses Ranked choice, Approval, Score it
Free Polls for Microsoft Teams (No Forms Needed)
See what Microsoft Teams' built-in poll can and can't do, and when a free link poll covers ranking, dates, and guests outside your tenant.
Uses Quick poll, Pick a day, Approval
Polls for WhatsApp Groups: What Works Best
WhatsApp's built in poll can't do dates or ranking. See what it does well and when a quick poll or pick a day link works better for your group.
Uses Quick poll, Pick a day, Ranked choice
How to Vote on Baby Names With Family
Let family weigh in on baby names without an awkward group text. Use ranked choice or a bracket to find a real favorite without hurt feelings.
Uses Ranked choice, Bracket, Approval
How to Plan a Group Trip Without the Chaos
Planning a group trip means picking dates, a destination, and a budget. Use pick a day, ranked choice, and budget split so nobody argues over any of it.
Uses Pick a day, Budget split, Ranked choice
How to Vote on Book Club Books
Choosing your book club's next read shouldn't take a week of messages. Use approval or ranked choice voting to pick a book everyone is happy with.
Uses Approval, Ranked choice, Pick a day
How to Pick a Movie With Friends
Nobody will choose a movie? A swipe match narrows the list fast, and a bracket turns picking into a fun elimination round everyone enjoys.
Uses Swipe match, Bracket, This or that
How to Decide Where to Eat With Friends
Can't decide where to eat with friends? Try a swipe match or ranked choice vote and turn a stuck group chat into a real decision in minutes.
Uses Swipe match, Ranked choice, Spin the wheel