Start a group vote before anyone has to make an account.
Name the decision, add two choices, and Tallyloop gives you a link your group can open to rank their preferences.
Tallyloop is free while it is in early access.
Give the group a link in one step.
A vote starts with a question and two choices. The link opens directly for anyone you share it with, so there is no sign-up step between the invitation and a ranking.
- Add a short note when context will help the group decide.
- Start with two choices; people with the link can add more before the vote closes.
- The share link is unique to this vote.
Create a vote
A small vote that the whole group can use.
A unique link
Each new vote has its own address to copy, send, or open in another browser.
Ranked ballots
People put every active choice in order, so the count can use their next preference when needed.
Live count
The result updates as rankings arrive, with the current round visible to everyone with the link.
No account wall
Creating, opening, adding choices, and submitting a ranking happen without registration or sign-in.
Rank the options instead of settling for a quick yes or no.
Tallyloop counts each ballot’s highest active choice. When no choice has a majority, the count removes the lowest choice and uses the next available preference.
- Everyone sees the same live result from the shared link.
- A browser keeps one ranking per vote so a participant can update it.
- Ties can move into a focused runoff when the vote owner closes a round.
A ranking can say more than one thing.
Before you send the link
Do people need an account?
No. Anyone with the vote link can open it and submit a ranking.
How many rankings can one person submit?
One browser has one ranking for each vote. They can update it while the round is open.
Can people add options?
Yes. Anyone with the link can add a choice before the vote closes.
Is the link private?
The link is the invitation. Share it only with the people you want to take part.
What is not built yet?
Email invitations, vote deletion, and a way to recover a vote from a different browser are not available yet.
Follow Tallyloop as it grows
Tallyloop is in early access. Leave an email if you want to hear about new ways to run group votes.
Bring the next group decision into one vote.
Start with the question and two choices. The share link is ready next.