Joel Castro

OneMind looks like a groupchat, but it is actually a system designed to get multiple people to converge on a single idea. Using timed rounds, participants propose and rate each other's ideas. Quality results are ensured through a two-round requirement, where an idea has to win two consecutive rounds to avoid flukes. This is basically an idea competition. Anonymous, so participants can feel safe to speak their mind.

Tired of hour-long meetings to make one decision? OneMind replaces them. Everyone proposes ideas anonymously—no loudest voice wins. Everyone rates them. The best idea only wins if nobody can beat it. That's real consensus, not just a vote. Works for remote teams, boards, co-ops, committees, or any group that needs to agree on something without scheduling a call. Free. No accounts required. 10 minutes instead of an hour.