Make the shortlist
Add the things you want to compare. Everyone gets the same items to put in order.
Make a ranking list, share one link, and let everyone put the items in order. See the group’s shared ranking. Start a text-only Round without signing up.
Add the things you want to compare. Everyone gets the same items to put in order.
Share the link so each person can rank the list from top to bottom, without an account.
Results combine everyone’s positions into a group ranking. See how the whole shortlist compares.
Put finalists, ideas, or proposals in order and reveal the group preference.
Rank films, games, books, places, or anything your group wants to compare.
Ask everyone to order the work that should happen next.
Turn a list of possible activities into one agreed running order.
Every position counts. SayRound adds up the positions each item receives and divides by the number of Responses. Items with a lower average position appear higher in the shared Results.
For example, an item placed first, second, and third has an average position of 2.0. An item placed second, third, and fourth averages 3.0, so it ranks below it.
Read Results by formatYes. Creating and sharing a Ranking is free. You can publish a text-only Round and take part without an account.
SayRound calculates each item’s average position across submitted Rankings. A lower average means a higher place in the group Results.
No. Anyone with the link can arrange the items and send a Response without signing in.
Yes. Sign in to add images to your ranking items. Participants can arrange image and text items in the same list.
Use a Ranking for an exact order, a Poll to choose one or more options, a Rating to give a numeric score, or a Tier List to group items into named levels.
SayRound combines average positions into a group ranking. It does not run instant-runoff elections or eliminate candidates in counting rounds. Use it for informal preferences and group decisions, not official elections.
Yes. You can add a Poll, Question, Quiz, Rating, Ranking, Tier List, or Bracket to the same Round.
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.
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.