Group decision maker
Turn a messy group chat into one clear decision.
Just Pick 1 gives everyone a say without forcing the group into an all-or-nothing poll. Add ideas together, narrow what people are open to, then rank the options that actually have majority support.
Share one room code with the group. Sign-in is optional unless the host requires it.
How it works
From suggestions to a decision everyone can live with.
Collect ideas
Share one room and let everyone add possibilities instead of losing suggestions across messages.
Find the acceptable territory
People select the categories they are open to, and majority-supported categories move forward.
Rank the real contenders
Everyone marks the remaining options they would accept, and the final list is ordered by group agreement.
Why it works
A better question than “What is everyone’s favorite?”
A one-choice poll is useful when everyone already agrees on the shortlist. Group decisions are usually harder: people disagree about what should even be considered, and someone has to turn a long conversation into a ballot.
Just Pick 1 separates those problems. The group can build the list together, narrow broad categories first, and then measure acceptance across the remaining options. That makes the result useful even when there is no unanimous favorite.
Questions
Common questions about group decision maker.
Does everyone need an account?
No. A host can allow people to join with the room code and a display name, or require sign-in for a more controlled room.
Does the top option need unanimous support?
No. The final ranking shows the eligible options by percentage of agreement, so the group can see the strongest consensus even when preferences differ.
Can we skip category voting?
Yes. Hosts can turn category collection or category voting off when the decision is simple enough to go straight to the options.
Ready to decide?
Put the options in one place and find the overlap.
Start the room, share the code, and let the group build the answer together.