Simple Poll

Decisions shouldn’t stall your day. Fire up Simple Poll, type your question, list the options, and publish. Choose whether people can pick one item or several, set a closing time, and cap how many selections each participant can make. Flip on identity privacy when you want candid input. Share the poll link in chat, email, or a project board and watch responses arrive in real time—no tallying sheets, no copy‑paste gymnastics.

For daily workflows, it’s a lightweight engine for quick alignment. In sprint planning, let teammates dot‑vote on backlog items by giving each person three votes; switch to single‑choice to lock in the top story. During design reviews, compare versions A, B, and C and freeze the poll at the deadline so decisions stick. When scheduling, post time slots and restrict to one vote per person so you don’t overbook. For sensitive topics—policy changes, team norms, or benefits feedback—enable hidden identities to lower social pressure.

Creators and marketers can validate ideas before building. Draft headline options, taglines, thumbnail images, or webinar titles, then collect team or community preferences within hours. Product managers can prioritize roadmap themes and feature flags without a meeting. Educators can poll classes on office‑hour windows. HR can pulse-check morale after a change. Results update instantly with counts and percentages, and you can export them to a CSV or share a link to the live chart. Apply a color theme so the poll matches your brand when you embed it in a wiki or share it publicly. Everything works on phones, so remote and field teams can respond on the move.

Setup is minimal. Start from a template for recurring polls, decide who can create or close polls in your workspace, and use integrations to drop polls where your team already works. Limits prevent repeat voting from the same participant, keeping outcomes clean. Notifications nudge people who haven’t answered yet, and you can pin the poll for visibility. When the window closes, Simple Poll preserves a read‑only snapshot so you can reference the decision later without rerunning the vote.