Polls
Create online polls and team votes in a minute
Team polls in a minute — one vote per person with live result bars.
This app works with your workspace data. Create a workspace after signing up to use it.
PollsOne vote per person, duplicate votes blocked automatically
Live result bars show shifting standings in real time
Create and close a poll in under a minute
Share any decision, from lunch picks to team calls, with one link
Polls gather opinion across the organization quickly and put the result on screen straight away. Post a question with its options, everyone picks one, and the vote distribution opens up as bars once they have. The server guarantees one vote per person, so there is no count to verify afterwards.
What this app does
- One question takes anywhere from two to ten options. Add or remove entries while you sharpen the wording.
- Vote counts stay hidden until you've voted yourself, which keeps people from following whichever option is already ahead.
- Once your vote is in, each option fills with its count and share as a bar, and the spread reads at a glance.
- A marker stays on the option you chose, so you can check what you picked later on.
- Open and closed polls are shown apart, and only the author and administrators can close or delete one.
- A closed poll stays in the list so the result can be revisited, and it can be reopened to take more votes if needed.
How it connects in the all-in-one
Counting rules are enforced on the server
One person one vote, and who may close a poll, are decided by the server rather than the screen. Changing browsers or refreshing the page doesn't add a vote.
The outcome is a number, immediately
No collecting opinions in a comment thread and counting by hand. Votes and shares per option are tallied on the spot, leaving a record of what the decision rested on.
When to use it
- Put up three candidate dates for a workshop, let everyone pick, and go with the day that wins.
- Ask for a yes or no before changing an internal rule and see which side leads in numbers.
- Settle the light decisions — the dinner venue, the team T-shirt color — with a quick poll instead of a comment thread.
- When several things need deciding, post them as separate polls and read each result on its own.
Frequently asked questions
How many options can one poll have?
Between two and ten. Too many entries scatter the votes and nothing gets decided, which is why there is a ceiling.
Can the same person vote more than once?
Not more than once. One vote per person is enforced on the server, so connecting from another device or refreshing the page won't add to the count.
Can I see the results before I vote?
Not until you've voted. The distribution opens once your own vote is in — a deliberate step that keeps early results from pulling later ones along.
Is it visible who voted for what?
The screen shows only the count and share for each option. You see a marker on your own choice, so you can confirm what you picked.
Who can close or delete a poll?
The person who created it, and administrators. That permission is checked on the server too, not just in the interface.
