VetoVoterSome decisions are awkward to make out loud.
VetoVoter lets a group decide in secret, the way clubs and committees have for centuries: with a white ball or a black ball. You choose whether everyone sees every ball, or just the result.
Free. No account, no sign-up and no ads.
How it works
1Ask your question
Split the bill equally? Book the table? Pizza or burgers? Choose how many people are voting and the rule to win.
2Everyone drops a ball
Pass the phone around, or share a link so everyone votes on their own phone. Each person privately picks white or black.
3Reveal the result
The balls come out grouped by colour, never in voting order, so nobody can work out who chose what.
Made for groups
Veto or majority
With Veto, every ball must be white to pass, so one black ball blocks it. Majority needs more than half, or you can set your own number.
Public or secret reveal
Show every ball at the end, or keep the votes hidden and show only the verdict: “It’s a Yes!” or “It’s a No!”.
This or that
Rename the balls to settle a choice between two options, like Monopoly or Cluedo, or the beach or the mountains.
Vote from anywhere
Share a link, set a time limit and watch the votes come in. Decide whether only you see the result, or everyone does.
Five styles
A classic velvet collection bag, futuristic, 8-bit, old world or abstract. Light and dark mode follow your phone.
Private by design
Pass-the-phone votes never leave your phone. Link votes hold no names and are deleted automatically.
Questions
Do the people I send a link to need the app?
No. If they have the app, the link opens it. If not, they can vote in their web browser.
Can the person who set the question see how I voted?
No. Votes aren’t linked to names, and the result never shows the order people voted in.
How long are link votes kept?
They are deleted automatically 7 days after the time limit ends, or 7 days after the vote was created if it has no time limit.
Is it for official elections?
No. VetoVoter is for casual group decisions, not for legally binding, workplace-policy or election-style votes.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. iPhone users can still vote in their browser when you share a link with them.