Add options
Everyone can suggest movies, restaurants/bars, books, destinations, games, activities, or whatever else your group is deciding between.
Make group decisions without the endless back-and-forth.
Create a room, invite your group, add options, and see what most people can actually agree on.
Movie night
Step 2 of 4
What are we open to?
Comedy
Drama
Horror
Sci-fi
Top agreement
86%
How it works
Four quick steps to a decision.
Pick categories
When categories are enabled, the group votes on the ones they are open to, like genres, cuisine types, or vibes.
Vote on options
Rooms using categories narrow to the supported ones first, then everyone votes on the remaining options.
See the ranking
Just Pick 1 shows the final list in order of group agreement.
Quick starts
Use a preset, then change anything you want.
Movie Night
Movie/TV room with genre collection and voting ready to go.
Use Movie NightDinner Plans
Restaurant/bar room set up to narrow cuisines before voting on places.
Use Dinner PlansBook Club
Book room for collecting nominations, narrowing categories, and ranking the shortlist.
Use Book ClubGame Night
An Anything-room preset with starter categories for the kind of game people want.
Use Game NightQuick Pick
Skip category voting and use the shared random picker when the group just wants an answer.
Use Quick PickPopular decisions
Start with the kind of choice your group is making.
Group decision maker
A flexible workflow for activities, plans, clubs, teams, families, and anything that does not fit a special category.
Movie night picker
Build a shared watchlist, narrow genres, check matched title information, and rank what everyone would watch.
Restaurant voting
Collect places, narrow cuisines or styles, and see which restaurants or bars have the widest support.
Book club voting
Let members nominate books directly, agree on the reading mood, and rank the shortlist by acceptance.
Travel destination voting
Collect realistic destinations, separate hard trip constraints from preferences, and rank the places the group would actually visit.