Settle “where shall we eat?” or “which date suits everyone?” in seconds. Type the question and the options, then either pass the phone around (with a secret-vote mode that hides the count until the end), post the poll to a WhatsApp group and paste back the replies to have them counted (only each person’s last vote counts), or let the browser make a fair random pick.
loading toolHow to run a quick poll
- Type your question and at least two options.
- Choose how to decide: vote on this phone, count chat replies, or decide at random.
- Read the result bars and the winner; break a tie fairly if needed.
Good to know
- WhatsApp also has a built-in poll; this tool helps when people reply with text, in other apps like Telegram or Signal, or on one shared phone.
- Keep options short and distinct so that typed replies are recognised.
- Your poll is kept in this browser until you reset it.
Questions
How does counting WhatsApp replies work?
Post the poll with the button; people reply with a number like 2, or the option’s name. Copy the replies from the chat (or export the chat as text) and paste them in. The tool reads each sender’s name, keeps only their last valid vote and ignores everything else.
Is the random pick really fair?
Yes. It uses your browser’s cryptographic random number generator, so every option has exactly the same chance, and the same is used to break ties.
Is it anonymous?
In “Vote here” with secret mode on, nobody can see the running count, and votes are not linked to names. Replies counted from a chat show who said what in the chat itself, so they are not anonymous.
Is my data private?
Yes. Everything happens inside your own browser: nothing you type or choose is uploaded to us or anyone else.
Is it free?
Completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many times you use it. Light ads keep the site running.
