In the room
Nearby phones find your vote over Wi‑Fi and join with a tap. No internet or server needed.
Free for up to 5 people.
Ranked voting for groups
Movie night, dinner, game night, the next trip. Everyone ranks the options on their own phone, and Bestof finds the choice the most people will be happy with, then reveals it with a drumroll.
Free on iPhone and Android.
What will you decide?
Start from a ready-made topic with suggestions, or type your own choices. Pick one winner, or rank a whole Top 3, 5 or 10.
Who picks the movie? Everyone does.
End the “I don’t care, you pick” loop.
The game nobody groans about.
Let the whole crew weigh in before anyone books.
Settle it in a minute, then get back to work.
Rank the best movies, songs or restaurants together.
More ideas: where to eat, a night out, weekend plans, a group gift, a party theme, a name and a date.
How it works
1
Name it, add the choices and pick how people join. Your phone hosts the vote.
2
Each person taps the choices in order, best first, on their own phone. No one sees anyone else's ballot.
3
A drumroll, the places filling in one by one, and confetti for the winner, on every phone at once.
Three ways to vote
Nearby phones find your vote over Wi‑Fi and join with a tap. No internet or server needed.
Free for up to 5 people.
Share a link or QR code so anyone can join from anywhere. Keep a vote open for hours or days.
With Bestof Unlocked, up to 32 people.
No Wi‑Fi or signal? Pass one phone around the circle. Each ballot stays private until it's submitted.
Free.
Why ranking works
Nine friends, three restaurants. A show of hands picks Tacos, 4 to 3 to 2, even though the other five people ranked Tacos last.
Bestof counts everyone's whole ranking, not just first picks. Pizza wins: it's in the top two for all nine people, so the whole table is happy with it.
There's more than one way to count rankings, and they don't always agree. Read the story of the nine friends.
Show of hands
Tacos wins, but 5 of 9 ranked it last.
Bestof
Counted by who has it in their top two. Pizza wins: all 9.
After the reveal
The consensus meter shows at a glance whether the winner was a landslide, a solid compromise or a close call. Share it to the group chat as plain text that looks right anywhere.
9 voters · 5 picks · 3 rounds
Curious? Compare how plurality, instant runoff, Condorcet and Borda counting would have picked the winner for the same ballots.
Private by design