Superlatives Voting
Type in your group's names and a stack of playful prompts, then pass the screen around so everyone taps a vote for who fits each superlative best. Works offline.
Built by the AbraCalc team
How to play
- Type in everyone's name, one per line, and optionally your own prompts (or leave blank to use the built-in pack).
- Tap Start voting — the first prompt appears with a tappable card for each name.
- Pass the screen around so everyone can tap their pick; votes tally live and keep counting until the group is done.
- Tap Crown the winner to crown the top vote-getter (ties share the crown), then Next prompt to continue — the full recap of winners appears after the last prompt.
Superlatives Voting turns any hangout into a round of affectionate roasting. Type in everyone playing and, if you want, your own prompts — otherwise the built-in pack of "most likely to" lines kicks in automatically. Pass the phone or tablet around and let each person tap a name for every prompt; votes tally live and keep accumulating for as long as the screen is making its way around the circle. When everyone has voted, the host taps Crown the winner and a little crown animation lands on whoever earned the most votes — ties share the crown — before moving on to the next prompt. A full recap lists every prompt's winner at the end so you can relive the highlights. It plays fastest with four or more people but works fine solo as an icebreaker warm-up too.
Frequently asked questions
- Do we need to write our own prompts?
- No. Leave the prompts box empty and the tool automatically uses its built-in pack of ten playful "most likely to" lines, so you can start voting immediately.
- Can two people vote for the same prompt without losing anyone's tap?
- Yes. Every tap increments that prompt's tally immediately with no delay or debounce, and voting stays open until the host taps Crown the winner, so a passed-around device never drops a vote.
- What happens if a prompt ends in a tie?
- Everyone tied at the top vote count is crowned together, and the recap lists all of the tied names as that prompt's shared winners — or keep voting before you crown if your group wants a single champion.