Group chat deadlock? Hand us the whistle.

Stop debating. Get the verdict.

Turn any messy group decision into one shareable vote. Settle It gathers everyone’s picks, weighs what matters, and calls the winner—with receipts.

Free to start. Friends can vote without an account.

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What every decision gets

No forced sign-up

Anyone with the link can weigh in.

A result you can explain

Votes and tradeoffs stay visible.

A little comic relief

Because losing the vote should at least be funny.

From chaos to consensus

One link. Every opinion. A final answer.

Settle It keeps the useful parts of a group chat and removes the scrolling, tallying, and “wait, what are we voting on?”

  1. 01

    Ask one clear question

    Start with dinner, an Airbnb, a weekend, a draft order, or the argument your group chat cannot escape.

  2. 02

    Invite the whole group

    Send one link. Friends can rank choices and share preferences without downloading another app first.

  3. 03

    Get the verdict

    Settle It weighs the votes and constraints, then delivers a clear, funny result card made for the chat.

  4. The verdict

    🏆 House #3 wins

    6 of 8 ranked it first.

    $47 per person more than the cheapest option.

    Mike is the only person who hates it. Sorry, Mike.

Pick your level of seriousness

Most arguments cost nothing.

Start free. Pay only when a decision deserves more firepower.

Quick Call

For dinner, dates, and everyday debates.

$0

  • Create shareable decisions
  • Anonymous group voting
  • Clear verdict card
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For the big one

Big Decision

One upgraded verdict for the trip, rental, or league decision that matters.

$2.99 one time

  • Everything in Quick Call
  • Ranked choices and extra constraints
  • Richer verdict breakdown
  • Polished shareable result
Create a big decision

Organizer

For the friend who somehow plans everything.

$20 / year

  • Unlimited upgraded decisions
  • Saved groups and templates
  • Decision history
Become the organizer

Good questions, settled

Before you call the vote

Enough “whatever works for me”

Put it to a vote. Settle it.

Create the question, drop the link, and let everyone live with the consequences.

Create your first decision