Make a group decision
Choose between real options instead of debating forever
Restaurant, destination, activity, draft rule, movie: put the actual choices in front of the group and get a decision you can use.
Free to start · voters need no account · reminders included
Example setup
Choose between options
What should we choose?
You choose the options. Each participant gets one private place to answer, and the organizer sees the group together.
Why this works better
Less coordination, more decision
Concrete choices
A finite list is easier to answer than another open-ended “what does everyone want?” message.
Suggestions are optional
Open the list to participant ideas when that helps, or keep the ballot fixed when it does not.
Decision, then move on
Close the poll, share the winner, and keep the planning process from becoming the activity itself.
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Add the real choices
Start from the few dates or options that are actually possible.
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Send one link
Invite by email or share the secure join link in the chat you already use.
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Close the decision
Remind the people who have not answered, choose the result, and move on.
Other ways to use planit
Start with the job, not the settings
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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