Make a group poll friends can vote on without signing up
Need a blank live board—not a dinner or movie template? Make a poll and share one link. Friends vote without signing up, spread votes across options, and watch results move in real time.
When to use this
Use this for club votes, trip shortlists, standup time picks, or any open-ended group call where a basic one-click form loses preference strength. Skip the scenario pages when you already know the options but still want a real-time poll for friends with live presence.
Example options
These are a starting point — change them in the form below before you create the poll.
- Friday afternoon demo
- Monday morning kickoff
- Async updates only
- Cancel / reschedule
Create this poll
We've prefilled a starter question and options for this scenario. Edit anything, then create the poll.
FAQ
Can people vote for more than one option?
Yes. Each person gets a vote budget to spread across options. That captures "I like A a little and B a lot" better than a single-choice ballot.
Do voters need an account?
No. Creators sign in to start the poll; people with the link vote with a display name. Quick group poll—no voter account.
How live is live?
Votes and presence update in real time on the poll page, so the group can talk and reallocate while watching the board move—not after a form closes.
How is this different from a basic poll link?
A poll where everyone can vote for multiple options, live who-is-here presence, a live poll with a countdown timer, a shared random picker wheel, poll chat, and continuously updating results are the point—built for deciding together in the moment, not collecting async checkbox responses.
What are the countdown and the wheel for?
The countdown is a live poll with a timer so the group finishes voting together. The wheel is a shared random picker on the same poll: every viewer sees the same spin, using every option or only options people voted for.