[Redster]

So, it took me a while to figure out what this was. This is essentially a round-robin polling tool, with ranked results. Each poll-session has only two options that you choose between, but the entire poll can have n-options. At the end, you'll see the options ranked from most-chosen to least-chosen.

A gif, or something explaining the "what" on the home page might be good. I get that the conventional wisdom is to show the problem you solve, but "make better decisions, one choice at a time" left me confused. When I actually used one of the demo stacks, I was like, "Oh! I need this!"

Congrats on building a cool tool. I like it. I hope it goes well for you.

One feature I would be interested in is to separate answers by user. (Even if it was anonymous, with no user data collected) I would love to see what packages of choices came through a stack.

[seanconnollydev]

Awesome. Some kind of gif/visual makes a lot of sense for people who aren't familiar with the ranking method.