Decide together
Make a poll from your list. Everyone swipes yes or no on their own, and SortBridge works out the one film, show or book you will all actually enjoy.
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Group choice is a poll in the SortBridge app. Everyone answers yes or no to the same titles privately. Titles everyone said yes to go through; if there are several, everyone ranks them and ranked choice picks one winner. If nothing is common, there is a second chance. The poll always ends on one title.
From your list, or search the catalogue. Set when it closes.
From your contacts, by your own Messages app, or share the link.
Yes or no, alone. Each card has a trailer and a description.
If you all liked several, put them in order. Ranked choice picks one.
While swiping, you see how far each person has got and nothing else. Seeing that your partner already said no changes what you say, so nobody sees anybody's answers.
If someone opens the link and wanders off, whoever made the poll can move on without them. What they answered so far still counts.
The most liked titles go round again. You see only the ones you said no to, with how many people liked each: "2 of 3 liked this. Would you go along with it?" If still nothing is common, the most liked wins as the closest you got, or the poll's owner adds more titles and you go again. Either way, it ends on one.
The long version, with why ranked choice beats arguing: a Tinder for picking a movie together, and how a book club can agree on the next book. Or go straight to book clubs or movie night.
Everyone swipes yes or no on the same titles. If exactly one got a yes from everyone, it wins. If several did, everyone ranks those, and an instant-runoff count picks the winner, with a runner-up. Ties left at the end are settled by a coin toss, and the poll says so.
You get a second chance. The most liked titles go round again, and each person sees only the ones they said no to, with a line like "2 of 3 liked this. Would you go along with it?" If still nothing is common, the most liked title wins as the closest you got, or whoever made the poll adds more titles.
Nobody. While swiping, people see only how far each person has got. After swiping, the app shows counts such as "2 of 3 liked this", never who voted for what. Your profile name is shown to the others in the poll; your email address never is.
Anyone who has the link and the app. Treat the link like an unlisted document link: share it with the people you mean to. Whoever made the poll can remove someone.
Yes. A poll is for films, TV, or books, one kind at a time, so it works for a film night, a series to start together, or a book club.
The titles usually come from your lists: see books from BookTok and a watchlist from the reels you save.
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