VoteUp: Fast group voting

VoteUp: Fast group voting

by Uxor Navium Labs LLC

35 ratings
36 reviews

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This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 6, 2014
  • May 26, 2020
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About

Easily gather opinions from groups without lengthy debates. Send invitations via text or link, allowing anyone to vote directly from their browser or phone. Ideal for making group decisions, brainstorming, or collecting feedback quickly.

Send vote invitations via text or link
No app installation required for voters
Vote via mobile web browser or text message
Independent rating system for each option
Attach photos for visual feedback
No account creation needed
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What's New in VoteUp

2.3

May 26, 2020

Updated for latest version of iOS. Fixes various layout bugs on recent iPhones with larger screens.

User reviews

Night/Dark Mode hides text

If it’s in dark mode, the text can’t be read. Hope that gets fixed!

One Small Change Needed

**App users: if you’re having trouble seeing the text, go to settings in your phone, click display and brightness, and turn off “night mode.” I realized the text colors were fine during the day but completely unreadable at night and that did the trick. The app makers need to fix this problem, but other than that it worked great!
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Colors are off- too hard to see options

They don’t let you choose your own colors for fonts in the poll. It’s a super light grey box with white text- that makes it almost impossible to see what written in the options when creating polls. Kinda dumb that somebody decided those colors and sent it through the App Store. Clearly they haven’t tested/tried their own app, or simply don’t care.
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So Easy to Use!

I love it! So easy to use. Just wish we could do the group message as soon as we send the poll out instead of the poll sending them individually, but it’s super cool nonetheless!

Web version is complicated

So I used the web version as I just wanted to send the link to people via one email. I filled everything out and now I have no way of getting the results. Any idea how to get the results using the web version? I can’t put in the specific code at the end of the link to check anywhere on the app. It’s not worth it to me. If I have to text it to everyone, I may as well just ask everyone.
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FAQ

What does VoteUp do?

VoteUp is an application designed to simplify group decision-making and opinion gathering. It allows users to create polls and send invitations via text message or a shareable link, enabling quick and easy voting from any device without requiring app installation.

How does the voting system work?

The app features an independent rating system for each option, similar to a five-star rating. This allows voters to express their opinion fully on each choice, which is useful for brainstorming or finding options that satisfy the most people, rather than just the majority.

Is VoteUp free to use?

Yes, VoteUp is a free application. There are no costs associated with creating polls, inviting voters, or casting votes. The app is designed to be accessible for everyone to use without any financial barriers.

Do my friends need to install the app to vote?

No, your friends and group members do not need to install the VoteUp app to participate. They can vote directly through a link sent via text message or by accessing the poll through their mobile web browser. This makes it convenient for large or diverse groups.

What are some common use cases for VoteUp?

Users commonly employ VoteUp for deciding on activities like where to eat or what movie to watch, choosing destinations, getting feedback on fashion or design choices by attaching photos, brainstorming project names, electing club officers, gauging interest in new ideas, and collecting general feedback.