OneMind

OneMind

The meeting you don't have to schedule. Consensus in 10 min.

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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.
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OneMind

Launched this week
The meeting you don't have to schedule. Consensus in 10 min.
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.
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Launch tags:Anonymous•Meetings•GitHub
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AssemblyAI
AssemblyAI
Build voice AI apps with a single API
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Joel Castro
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I built OneMind because I think one of the biggest things holding humanity back is our cooperation tools. We have incredible technology for communication—but almost nothing for actually reaching agreement. The tools that exist are either complex, slow, or just count votes (which creates winners and losers, not alignment). OneMind is simple and verifiable. Everyone proposes anonymously. Everyone rates. The winner only becomes final if nobody can beat it. If someone does, the new winner becomes the candidate and the process repeats until convergence. The result isn't "most votes wins"—it's "the group literally couldn't come up with anything better." That's real consensus. If groups could actually align on shared goals—quickly, fairly, without politics—we'd advance a lot more as a society. Free. No accounts required. Would love feedback from anyone trying to get groups to agree on anything.