Group decision guides
Short, practical guides for finding a time, running a ranked vote and settling the small decisions that clog a group chat.
How to find a time that works for everyone
A simple method for scheduling a group: offer a few slots, let everyone tick every one they can make, and pick the winner. Free, no sign-up for voters.
Ranked choice voting for groups
Ranked choice voting lets everyone order their options so the group's favourite wins, not just the loudest split. A plain-English guide with a worked example.
A Doodle alternative where voters never sign up
Looking for a simple Doodle-style poll for finding a meeting time? What to check in any scheduling poll tool, and how QuickPoll handles it.
A when2meet alternative that works on a phone
Want when2meet's idea (everyone marks when they are free) but easier on a phone and in a group chat? Here is how to run it with QuickPoll.
Friendsgiving date poll
Planning a Friendsgiving? Run a quick date poll, then a ranked vote on the menu. Free, and your friends do not need an account.
D&D session scheduler
Getting a whole Dungeons & Dragons party in one place is a scheduling problem. Use a slot poll each month so the next session is always booked.
Study group scheduler
Coordinate a study group around lectures, jobs and sleep. A short availability poll finds the time; a ranked vote picks the topic.
Where should we eat? Settle it with a group poll
Stop the endless 'I don't mind, you choose'. Offer a short list, let everyone rank it, and let the result decide where the group eats.