🟢 One session — A few hours, sittable in one gonext.jsshareable-link
The group chat that can't decide where to eat
“'I don't know, where do you want to go?' x10 people for 40 minutes. Nobody wants to pick and somebody always vetoes. We just need a fair tiebreaker.”— r/AskReddit ↗
The gap
Poll apps are generic and clunky for this; restaurant apps optimize discovery, not group consensus. A purpose-built 'everyone vetoes/approves a shortlist via one link → instant fair pick' is delightfully small and unowned.
For
Friend groups, couples, coworkers at lunch
Paste-ready build prompt
Build a 'where should we eat?' decider in Next.js. One person creates a session with a few options and a shareable link; each person swipes approve/veto (no login). When everyone's in, the app reveals the option with the most approvals and zero vetoes, breaking ties randomly. First 3 steps: (1) create-session route with options + slug, (2) the per-person approve/veto screen, (3) the live tally + reveal logic. Keep state keyed to the slug.