Choose a restaurant with friends, minus the 40-message debate.
Someone suggests sushi, someone counters with pizza, and forty messages later everyone is hungry and nothing is booked. Share one restaurant poll instead: everyone reacts privately, and the group restaurant decision settles on the place everyone can actually eat at.
How Nod Together works
Share one link
One question and up to ten options. No accounts, no app to install — the link works in any chat, or none.
Everyone reacts privately
Each person answers Yes, Maybe, No or Hard No for every option. Nobody sees anyone else's votes — not even the organizer.
Reveal the nod
The result is the option with the broadest acceptance, not the simple majority — one Hard No outweighs a pile of casual yeses.
Eight for curry, one allergy
Eight people vote Yes to the curry house; one has a peanut allergy and votes Hard No. A show-of-hands poll books the curry house anyway. Nod Together rules it out and finds the tapas place with broad support — because eight yeses can't outvote one allergy.