Who can take part
Share an unlisted link, choose public access, or protect the Round with a password. Making a Round public does not automatically make it searchable.
Create a Round. Share the link. Hear from everyone.
SayRound turns a question into something people can join. From a quick group vote to a few thoughtful feedback questions, the flow stays simple.
From the first question to the next step.
Start with the answer you need
Pick a Poll, Quiz, Ranking, Tier List, Bracket, Rating, or written Question. Start with one activity, use the Survey preset, or combine formats in a multi-activity Round. Text-only creation does not require an account; sign in to add images or save Rounds to your account.
Choose a formatMake the Round yours
Write a clear prompt and add choices, items, or a rating scale. Check the participant preview, choose who can open the Round, and decide when Results should be visible. When you publish without an account, keep the private manage link so you can return to your Round.
Share one link
Send the participant link in a chat, email, or social post. People can take part in their browser without a SayRound account. Use unlisted access for link sharing, public access when it fits, or a password for an extra access step.
See what people think
Polls show the vote, Ratings show the average, and Rankings and Tier Lists combine everyone’s choices. Brackets bring head-to-head picks together, while Quizzes show correct answers. Written Question Responses stay in the Creator view, rather than a public answer wall.
Close the question, keep the Round
Close Responses when you have what you need, or leave the Round open for later. Rounds do not expire by default. You can set an expiry, change the Results visibility, or delete your Round from its management page.
Find the right format for your question.
Poll
Ask people to choose one or more options.
Explore PollRanking
Put the same list in order and see the group preference.
Explore RankingTier List
Sort items into tiers and build a shared verdict.
Explore Tier ListBracket
Choose head-to-head winners through to a Champion.
Explore BracketQuiz
Ask a question with a correct answer and an explanation.
Explore QuizRating
Collect scores on your own scale and see the average.
Explore RatingQuestion
Collect written Responses that stay with the Creator.
Explore QuestionSurvey
Bring written answers, choices, and ratings into one Round.
Explore SurveyYour Round. A few clear choices.
When Results appear
Show Results at any time, after someone responds, after Responses close, or only to you. Written Question Responses remain in the Creator view.
When Responses stop
Close Responses without deleting the Round. An optional expiry is separate from the default: Rounds stay available until you choose otherwise.
How you come back
Keep the private manage link for an account-free Round. With an account, use My Rounds to find and manage the Rounds you have saved there.
Good to know before you start.
Do I need an account to start?
No. You can create and publish a text-only Round without signing in. An account lets you add images and save Rounds to your account.
Do Participants need accounts?
No. Participants can open the shared link and respond in their browser without creating a SayRound account.
Can I put different kinds of questions in one Round?
Yes. Add activities in the creator to mix supported formats. The Survey preset starts with a written Question, a Poll, and a Rating.
Can everyone see individual written Responses?
No. Written Question Responses are available to the Creator, not displayed as a public answer wall. Other formats show group Results according to your settings.
A Round for the moment you’re in.
Explore use casesGroup decisions
Pick the weekend plan, agree on a shortlist, or choose what happens next. Put the options in a Round so everyone gets a say before you decide.
Event feedback
Find out what landed, what needs work, and what people want next. Mix a quick rating, a focused choice, and a written question in one feedback Round.
Classroom activities
Check understanding, start a discussion, or find out what needs another explanation. Share a short Round that students can answer from their own device.
Community voting
Choose the next topic, sort the favorites, or settle a friendly head-to-head debate. Give everyone the same Round and bring their opinions together.
