Peak Polls
Question types
Ask a specific question, define the options and decision rule, and collect votes. Then record what was decided and why in Polls, so the result still stands at the next meeting.
Question types and rules
One question, clear rules, a recorded decision
Define the options, how votes are attributed and when results appear before anyone votes. Counting votes and confirming a decision remain separate steps.
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A clear answer instead of loops
One question, preset answer options, and votes with a tap, summarized in a clear result.
Result: Instead of follow-up questions in chat and email, you have one result that everyone sees the same way.
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Named, attributed or anonymous
Polls distinguishes named votes, attribution visible only to the owner, and anonymous votes. Results can be visible live, after voting, after the poll closes, or only to the owner.
Result: Before anyone votes, you choose the process that fits the question.
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Open questions at a glance
An overview of active polls answers exactly this question.
Result: You see where your team still needs a vote or opinion.
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Decisions stay traceable
A library of past polls and a view of what was decided from them, and why.
Result: If someone asks later why things turned out this way, you can find the poll and the decision again.
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Write your question. Try choosing an answer.
Your poll
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