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Decider

Launched this week

Group scheduling polls without the account wall for voters

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Group scheduling polls without the account wall for voters

4 followers

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Decider is the fastest way to find a meeting time everyone agrees on. Propose times, share one link, and your group votes Yes/Maybe/No — no account needed for voters. Times auto-convert to each person's timezone. Free to use.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Meetings•Calendar

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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Hunter

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Hey Product Hunt, Decider started from a pretty small annoyance: every time a group needed to land on a meeting time, it turned into either a messy email thread or a polling tool that made every single guest create an account just to vote. That second part always felt backwards to me, since the person voting has the least reason to sign up for anything. So the whole thing is built around removing that friction. You propose a few time slots on a calendar, send one link to the group, and people vote yes, maybe, or no without logging in. Each person sees the times converted to their own timezone automatically, which sounds minor until you've tried scheduling across three cities and someone shows up an hour late. Once a time wins, you can lock it in and attach a video call link right there. It's free, there's no ad clutter, and the poll links aren't indexed anywhere, so they're not going to show up in someone's search results months later. This is still early, so I'm mostly here for feedback. If you regularly deal with scheduling across teams, clients, or people outside your own company, I'd like to know what would actually get you to switch from whatever you're using now, or what's missing before this would replace that.

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2d ago

honestly the timezone thing is what sold me, half my team is scattered across three continents and this just handles it without me thinking about it. shared the link, got votes in like five minutes, way easier than the back and forth texts i was doing before

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1d ago

Hunter

@remziyeb13215 Love that! three continents was literally the scenario we kept picturing

while building the timezone stuff so good to know it actually holds up. five

minutes is awesome, curious if that stays fast once you get past like 8-10

people voting

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1d ago

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Hunter

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1d ago

Hunter

@remziyeb13215 Love that! three continents was literally the scenario we kept picturing

while building the timezone stuff so good to know it actually holds up. five

minutes is awesome, curious if that stays fast once you get past like 8-10

people voting

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1d ago