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Let your community shape the verdict.

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.

Create a community tier list See how to use it
Example questionsWhat the group thinks
  1. Poll

    What should we cover next?

  2. Tier List

    Where do these games belong?

  3. Bracket

    Which album makes it all the way?

Make it work for your group.

  1. Pick the right kind of debate

    Choose a Poll for a direct vote, a Tier List for named levels, or a Bracket for head-to-head picks. Use the same choices for everyone.

  2. Bring the link to your people

    Post it in your community chat, newsletter, or social feed. Choose unlisted, public, or password access to suit how you want to share.

  3. Share the shared result

    See the group’s votes, combined tiers, or bracket Results. Decide when Participants can see Results, then share the link back to the conversation.

Choose how people take part.

Poll

Ask people to choose one or more options.

Explore Poll

Tier List

Sort items into tiers and build a shared verdict.

Explore Tier List

Bracket

Choose head-to-head winners through to a Champion.

Explore Bracket

Ranking

Put the same list in order and see the group preference.

Explore Ranking

Good to know before you start.

How is a community Tier List different from making my own?

Each Participant sorts the same items into your tiers. SayRound combines their choices into shared Results, rather than showing only one person’s list.

Do I have to make a Round publicly searchable?

No. You can share an unlisted Round by link or use password access. Public access and search indexing are separate choices.

Is SayRound suitable for official elections?

SayRound is designed for informal opinions, feedback, and friendly decisions. Account-free participation is not a verified electoral ballot and should not be presented as one.

A Round for the moment you’re in.

Explore use cases

Group 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.

One link. Everyone gets a say.

Create a community tier list