Keep your group aligned — round after round.
OneMind is a continuous consensus chat. Anonymous rounds converge on a decision, then the group itself picks what to decide next — so you stay aligned and keep moving, instead of stopping at one answer, one meeting, or one loudest voice.
Where should we go Friday?
Tallying votesDeciding is easy. Staying aligned is the hard part.
The loudest voice wins
Meetings reward whoever talks most, not the best idea. Quieter voices — often the right ones — never get heard.
The same decision comes back
You finally decide, then the group drifts. Two weeks later you're re-litigating the exact same choice.
A poll isn't alignment
Votes and surveys give you a 51% winner, not real agreement. The group doesn't converge — so it keeps slipping.
OneMind keeps the consensus going ↓
How consensus happens — round after round
Round one
Propose
Everyone submits ideas anonymously. No names, no hierarchy — the quietest voice carries as much weight as the loudest.
Round two
Rate
Ideas go head-to-head and the group rates them. Fair, transparent, and impossible to steer toward whoever spoke first.
Result
Converge
An idea only wins by surviving consecutive rounds — genuine consensus, not a 51% vote.
And then? The group picks the next question — and the chat keeps going.
Which idea is better? Tap one.
OneMind puts ideas head-to-head. Prefer one, or call it equal — across every round, that's how the group's answer takes shape.
What's the single most important thing we should do to get OneMind its first real, returning users?
Which is better? Tap one.
Match 1
First, make OneMind work for one named council member by attaching it to their existing weekly routine — so they return unprompted; then offer that proven habit to others.
The first session should create a 'wow moment' by showing OneMind's value instantly. Let multiple ideas compete and refine into the best answer.
Not enough people in the room? Add AI agents.
Bring AI agents into a round to propose ideas or rate them alongside your group — how many, and what they're allowed to do, is entirely up to you.
Add AI agents?
How many agents?
1 agent will participate
Should agents also rate?
No, agents only propose ideas
Customize agents?
No, use auto-generated agents
Watch consensus happen
Propose, rate, converge — a full round, then the group picks what's next.
Built to keep your group aligned
Anonymous
Say what you actually think — free of hierarchy and judgment.
Equal voice
Everyone moves through the same structured rounds. No shortcuts for the loudest person.
Genuine consensus
An idea only wins by surviving consecutive rounds — real agreement, not a 51% vote.
Always moving
After a decision, the group picks the next question — so alignment never gets a chance to decay.
What will your group decide next?
Teams
What should we build next?
Students
Which project idea should we choose?
Friends
Where should we go this weekend?
Communities
What should we do together?
Brainstorming
Which idea deserves to move forward?
Everyday decisions
Stop re-litigating. Keep the consensus going.
The old way vs. the OneMind way
What early testers are saying
“We used to spend 45 minutes going back and forth on where to focus next sprint. With OneMind it took five, and nobody felt talked over.”
“The anonymous rating step is the whole thing. People pitched ideas they'd never have said out loud in our usual planning call.”
“Our group project picks used to end in someone quietly annoyed. This time the result just felt fair — everyone could see how we got there.”
From our private beta — thanks to everyone who tried an early round.
Ready to keep deciding together?
Start a continuous consensus chat. The group converges, then decides what's next. No account. No meetings. No endless back-and-forth.