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Starter lists

Rank a list, then share it

Each list is a short set of real options: films with years, board games with the publisher’s player count, disc golf molds with published flight numbers. You rank them two at a time. The order on the card is a starting shortlist, not a verdict.

Add your finished order to the visitor tally if you want. That tally stores a random id from this browser and the order. It does not ask for your name. For a decision with people you know, turn the list into a group vote instead.

Film

Shortlists for a couch, not a canon of the best films ever made.

TV

Shows people actually mean when they say “what should we rewatch?”

Food

Dinners, takeaway, and snacks a group can choose without a thread of messages.

Gaming

Video games a couch can start without a debate about skill.

Board games

Gateway boxes, two-player games, and co-op for a table that does not meet every week.

Disc golf

Molds, wind, and the decisions a casual group should make before hole 1.

Family

Plans that survive a short attention span, weather, and somebody who needs a snack.

Date night

Low-pressure plans for two, at home or out, without turning the evening into a project.

Just for fun

Rankings with no correct answer, for when the group chat needs somewhere to go.

Everyday

Ordinary choices a group keeps reopening: how to get there, when to eat, who pays.

Decide with a group instead

A public tally is a crowd. A group vote is the people in the room, with a way to rule out what does not work.