Type a few options, get a link, text it to everyone. They pick from their phones, you watch the tally. Thirty seconds to set up, and nobody has to be the decider.
Text it, drop it in the family chat, stick it on the fridge as a QR. Anyone with the link can vote once; voting again under the same name updates their picks.
See who voted for what as it comes in. Ties are broken by the order you listed the options, so put your own favorite first.
Agent Chef does this every week with your own AI assistant proposing ten real recipes with photos, a five-vote ballot per person, and a grocery list minus your pantry. How it works.
No. Share the link; each person types their name, picks their favorites and submits. Voting again under the same name replaces the earlier picks.
Thirty days, then it closes and the link stops accepting votes. The tally stays visible.
Yes. It's a free tool from Agent Chef, the family meal planner run by your own AI assistant. If you'd like the ten options proposed for you each week, with photos and a grocery list, that's what Agent Chef does.
Sure. Movie night, the vacation spot, the paint color. Anything with a few options and a household that can't agree.