For decisions that have to add up afterwards. Voters confirm an email address, everyone gets one vote, and nobody — you included — sees the count until the deadline passes.
Free plan covers 50 people in a session
For when the result has to hold up if someone questions it.
Leave it open for three days so nobody in another timezone is voting at 2am. Anyone who hasn't voted gets a reminder before it closes.
Confirming an email means one member, one vote, and a record of who took part.
Show names or keep it anonymous — either way nobody can vote twice, because who gets to vote and whose name is shown are two separate settings.
A vote runs on a deadline, not a countdown: you set when it closes, and it looks after itself.
One question or several. Add a picture if the choice is a visual one.
Choose when it closes. It opens and closes on its own — you don't have to be awake for either.
Voters type a code from their email once, then vote. Anyone who hasn't voted gets a reminder before the deadline, and only one per stage.
The count appears the moment voting closes. The export lists every vote against a confirmed email address.
A vote that showed results as they came in wouldn't be much of a vote — early numbers change how undecided people vote.
While voting is open: confirmation that their vote was counted, and nothing else. No running total, for anyone.
After it closes: the result.