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MAKE A PLAN. NOT A MESSAGE PILEUP.

A poll for
everything.

Just say what you're trying to plan. To-do builds the Poll.

Name the people and the options out loud. To-do picks the right kind of Poll (availability, ranked or pick-one) and puts it on the shared dashboard, next to the rest of the plan. No typing out options one by one.

01

Less “what do you want to do?”

Dinner Friday or bowling Saturday? Put two real plans on the table and let them say what works. Each plan gets its own quick answer, right on the shared dashboard.

Real app Poll card · Fictional participants and options.
02

You said it. To-do built it.

No typing out options one by one. To-do picked the Poll type, wrote the question, added the people and put it on the shared dashboard.

Date night · sample captureSample transcript
“Create an availability poll titled Date night for Alex. Dinner on Friday October 23 at 7 p.m. or bowling on Saturday October 24 at 6 p.m. Ask which plans work, with yes, maybe or no for each.”

Checked AI result · Availability · 1 participants

THE QUESTION

Which plans work for you?

Participants: Alex

03

Move the plan forward.

The answer sits right beside each plan. No scrolling back through texts to remember which night worked.

A shared place for replies.

The question, the people and the results live on the dashboard. Anyone can change their answer while the Poll is open.

Visibility you choose.

Results can appear after answering, be visible anytime, or stay with the creator. These examples show results after answering.

Your people. A clearer plan.

Talk instead of typing. Ask once, and keep every answer in one place.

  • Dictate the question, people and options
  • Availability: find the time that works for everyone
  • Ranked: real first choices, not first replies
  • Pick-one: a quick, clear tally
  • People can change their answer while it's open
  • You choose when results are visible

Four fictional scenarios, checked against the production AI prompt and schema. Screenshots show the actual desktop app using fictional read responses; availability results hide the answer buttons above them; no live votes, invitations or emails were sent. Sample totals are not real responses. Selection, submission and result rendering were verified in the product; live delivery and cross-person permission checks are not demonstrated here.