Find a brunch spot the whole group agrees on
Weekend brunch plans fall apart in the chat. One friend wants bottomless mimosas, one wants a short wait, and one needs a real vegan option. By the time you agree, every table is gone. Add your shortlist to a Rankd on Friday, let everyone rank, and book the spot with the best overall ranking before the Saturday rush.
- The café with the long line
- Bottomless mimosa place
- Diner around the corner
- New spot with the patio
- Bagel shop, eat in the park
Free. Add your own options (these are just examples), then send one link to your group.
Why ranking beats a regular poll here
- Each friend weighs price, wait time and menu differently, and a ranking captures all of it.
- A spot that is everyone’s second choice can beat the place half the group won’t go to.
- You decide early enough to grab a reservation.
How it works
- Add the question and 3 to 30 options
- Send one private link to the group
- Everyone ranks privately, in about a minute
- You reveal the winner
Tips
- Add a photo of each spot’s best dish so people rank on more than a name.
- Note which places take reservations, since that decides a lot on a Sunday.
- Set the reveal for Friday night so you can book.
Questions
What if the winner is fully booked?
Everyone sees the group’s full order, so you go to the next place on the list without restarting the conversation.
Can people see how I ranked?
No. Each person’s order stays private. Everyone sees the group’s final order and where they personally landed, never anyone else’s individual ranking.
Is it free? Does everyone need the app?
Rankd is free and runs in the browser, so there is nothing to download. Friends open the link from any group chat (iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, email) and rank in about a minute.