For book clubs
Everyone votes on their own phone, ranks the ones you all liked, and ranked choice picks the book. Nobody has to be the one who chose.
One email when the TestFlight opens, one when it hits the App Store. Nothing else, and no sharing your address: here’s the policy.
From your reading list, or search for any book. Set when voting closes.
Invite from your contacts, or share the link in the group chat.
Yes or no, in their own time, with the description on each card.
If several get through, everyone ranks them. One wins, with a runner-up.
Ranked choice means the book most of you prefer wins, not the one with the loudest fan. A member who never votes doesn’t hold things up: whoever made the poll can close it, and what people answered still counts.
Everyone swipes yes or no on the same books. If one book gets a yes from everyone, it wins. If several do, everyone ranks those, and an instant-runoff count picks the book most of you prefer, with a runner-up. A tie left at the very end is settled by a coin toss, and the poll says so.
There is a second chance. The most liked books go round again, and each member sees only the ones they said no to, with a line like "3 of 5 liked this. Would you go along with it?" If still nothing is common, the most liked book wins, or whoever made the poll adds more books.
No. While voting, members see only how far each person has got. Afterwards the poll shows counts, such as "3 of 4 put it first", never who voted for which book.
For now, whoever makes the poll chooses what goes in, from their own list or by searching for any book. Collect suggestions in the group chat first, then put them in the poll.
Yes, for now. Everyone votes in the SortBridge app on iPhone, which is in private testing. Join the waitlist to be told when it opens.
More on this: how a book club can agree on the next book, how group choice works, and keeping your reading list from BookTok in one place.
Private testing on iPhone. Free while in testing.
One email when the TestFlight opens, one when it hits the App Store. Nothing else, and no sharing your address: here’s the policy.