Nobody names a baby alone
Add the names you're torn between. Send one private link — everyone votes from their phone in about twenty seconds, and you keep the final say.
What your mom gets
No download, no sign-up, no “create an account to continue”. She taps the link and she's in.
We’re choosing a name
Which one feels right?
Three answers per name. About 20 seconds.
Not a winner. An answer.
A tally tells you what won. We also show where your family agrees, where opinions split, and the little stories behind their choices.
Amelia was your great-grandmother’s middle name. I’d forgotten until I saw it here.Grandma · reacted to Amelia
Hazel feels warm and timeless to me. It was the one I came back to.Friend · loved Hazel
Questions people ask
Does my family need an account to vote?
No. They tap the link, answer, and they're done — no app, no sign-up, no password. It works on any phone and takes about twenty seconds. You don't need an account either; the link is the only thing that opens the vote.
Can anyone see my shortlist without the link?
No. A family vote is never listed, indexed or searchable. Only someone holding the link can open it, and you can close it at any time.
Will I know who voted for which name?
Yes, if voters say who they are — they pick a relation like mom, sister or friend, and their names appear beside what they loved, for your eyes only. Anyone who prefers to stay anonymous simply skips that step.
How many names should I put in?
Two to six. Past six, most people stop reading carefully and start choosing whichever name they recognize, which tells you about familiarity rather than taste.
Can I add or remove names after I've shared the link?
Yes. Votes already cast stay where they are. With one name at a time, anyone who has already voted can come back and answer just the new names. With two at a time, the new names appear for voters who have not answered yet — people who already finished are not asked to rank again.
Does the family's answer decide the name?
No, and it isn't meant to. A vote shows you which name people quietly agree on, which one divides them, and anything they would never say to your face. You keep the decision.