One question. One link. One decision.
Group plans without the follow-up job
Pick a date or a plan, send it once, and let planit collect the answers. Friends can vote with just a name; use email invitations when you want reminders and results delivered.
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Start with what you are organizing
A shorter path to the right poll
Choose the job. We will keep the setup focused on the decision you actually need to make.
Group dinner
Put a few dates in one place, let everyone mark what works, and stop chasing replies one person at a time.
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Game night
Offer the dates that work for the host, collect everyone else's availability, and get to the actual games faster.
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Weekend trip
Compare a few realistic windows, see where the whole group overlaps, and make the date decision before lodging and flights complicate it.
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Book club
Pick the next meeting, remind only the people who have not answered, and reuse the same group next month.
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Family gathering
Give everyone the same set of choices, collect availability in one place, and stop relaying answers between separate text threads.
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Group decision
Restaurant, destination, activity, draft rule, movie: put the actual choices in front of the group and get a decision you can use.
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How it works
The organizer stops being the reminder system
Ask one concrete question
Pick dates, times, or a short list of real options. The group answers the same thing in the same place.
Send it once
Invite people by email or share one join link. Shared-link voters can enter a name and vote immediately; no account required.
Let the decision finish
Email invitees get targeted reminders. Everyone can come back to the shared link for the final plan.
Why chat stalls
Conversation is good at ideas. It is bad at closure.
Group chats blur together yes, no, maybe, silence, new options, and old options. The organizer ends up reconstructing the state of the decision by hand.
Planit keeps the chat for conversation and moves the decision into one small place with a finite set of choices, a clean decline, targeted reminders, and an explicit result.
What planit is for →From the guides
Practical group-planning advice
Money
Splitting the bill without anyone quietly resenting it
Even split or itemized, who fronts the money, when to settle, and how to handle the person who orders the lobster. The mechanics of group money.
10 min read
Group decisions
Why five, eight, and twelve are completely different problems
Coordination cost does not rise with group size, it accelerates. What breaks at each threshold, and what to change when your group crosses one.
10 min read
Scheduling
Scheduling a group across time zones
The fairness math, the notation that prevents disasters, and why the meeting nobody wants at 6am keeps getting scheduled at 6am.
9 min read
Something you need the group to decide?
Make the question concrete, send it once, and get out of the coordination loop.
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