Group Decision Maker

by Auny 🧡 · 18 ratings

One device, passed around. Everyone answers privately and the screen clears between hands. Each person marks every option great / fine / can't. A "can't" is a hard limit and needs a stated reason the group sees. Options die on a named limit, not a popularity contest, so nobody has to argue anyone down. Survivors rank by their worst-off person, not the average. The winner is the option whose unhappiest person is least badly off, which protects whoever drew the short straw. If everything gets blocked, it finds the option blocked by exactly one person and asks only them. Nobody else moves, nobody is asked twice, and "no" is a legitimate answer. Then everyone signs. Refuse and your objection becomes a new limit and it re-runs. Unanimity, not four out of five. In the 3D scene each person is a bloom and each option a branch to everyone who can live with it. A limit snaps the branch and the option falls to the floor, tagged with who killed it and why.

by rookepoole · 15 ratings

A team starts with a problem and discusses it normally. Messages can then be converted into a Decision Graph containing options, evidence, risks, and constraints. Teammates vote with confidence scores, while Converge tracks decision readiness and exposes unresolved reasoning. Team members can explicitly connect conflicting claims as contradictions; an unresolved contradiction blocks the final decision until the team records how it was resolved. Once the reasoning is clear, a named final decider can commit the winning option and assign the resulting action, owner, and deadline. The app supports shared rooms, persistent state, and live updates between connected users.

by ₥AN$A · 15 ratings

My app allows a host to ask a question and allows a group to answer it and vote on it to come to consensus.

by Air Planes · 13 ratings

One person creates a room and gets a short code. Everyone else joins with that code + a nickname (no accounts/emails). The host sets the decision and options. Each person picks their preferred option and rolls a 3D d20 — the roll becomes their voting weight. Higher totals win. Critical 20s double the weight; 1s cut it in half.

by SurveysGuy · 12 ratings

gemini 2.5 live with seach grounding 2.5. non oficial api from X o get captions and speakers . at begin we chose the point in with we disagre and it helps reach concensus .

by Joshua Harris · 12 ratings

It lets people get rid of the hassle of what’s for dinner forever

by Smiley “MakeShif” · 12 ratings

End the age old probe

by durdy · 13 ratings

CIRCLE Vote this circle, or start your own poll. Photos on choices. Share the link. No login.

by Wil · 10 ratings

Sign in (Google, X, or email). File the case in plain language — we tested: “Vegas this Saturday or a house party in Atlanta? Two people are broke. Alex wants a strip-club detour. Sam is a hard no.” Grok, as clerk, parses the poles and writes the ballot: Vegas vs house party on a 1–10, importance 1–10, plus compromise questions (budget, strip-club opt-out, dealbreaker, “what would make this okay”). Share the link. Invitees vote with just a name — no account. If the group already texted you their take, record it as a proxy vote. Call the bench. The judge does not count heads. It weights stance by importance. Our test room: Wil 9/9 for Vegas, Alex 10/8 for Vegas, Sam 3/2 against. Sam’s shrug does not veto. The ruling: Vegas stands, Sam is heard, strip club is an optional side quest, house party is the rain check. Stamped: SO ORDERED — PACK THE BAGS, SKIP THE POLE.

by Hovhannes Mkhitaryan · 10 ratings

Lets people vote on things. See results.