Which one?
Let your followers pick.
Thumbnails, product photos, covers, outfits. Post two or three options, drop one link in your story or bio, and your audience votes in their browser — no app, no account.
Free. iPhone to post; anyone can vote from the link.
From options to an answer in an afternoon.
The people who'll see the final version are the ones deciding it.
Post your options
Two or three photos and a question. Shoot them in the app or pick from your camera roll, then crop, clean up the background or adjust the light.
Share one link
Put it in your story, bio, Discord or newsletter. Followers tap and vote in the browser — nothing to install, no sign-up.
Watch it settle
Get a heads-up as votes come in, then share the result as a story-sized card. Voters only see the split after they've picked, so the first few votes don't sway the rest.
What creators ask.
Anything where the answer is a picture.
Built so the answer is honest.
No app to vote
Followers vote straight from the link. Every extra step loses voters; this one has none.
Results after voting
Nobody sees the split until they've picked, so votes stay independent instead of following the early lead.
Link-only or a private group
Keep a matchup off the public feed, or make a group for your team or close friends with one invite link.
Vote alerts
A notification at the first vote, then 3, 5, 10, 25 and onward — no refreshing.
Timed matchups
Give it a deadline. When the clock runs out, voting locks and the result stands.
Full-size on hold
Voters hold any photo to see all of it and zoom in, so details count.
No ads, no tracking
Your followers aren't the product. We don't run ads or follow anyone across apps.
Questions
- Does it cost anything?
- No. Posting and voting are free.
- Do my followers need the app or an account?
- No. They vote in their browser from the link. Only posting needs the iPhone app and a Sign in with Apple account.
- Can people see who voted for what?
- No. Votes are anonymous; you see the totals.
- Can I keep a matchup private?
- Yes. Link-only matchups never appear in the public feed, and groups are visible only to their members.
- Android?
- Not to post yet. Android users can vote from the link like anyone else.