Frame the proposal
Give members a clear subject to review instead of asking them to react to a vague message.
Features
Make group voting simple and transparent
When a group needs to choose a direction, RuleTogether gives members a shared place to understand the proposal, add input, vote, and see what happened without requiring everyone to attend the same meeting.
The challenge
A decision should not disappear into a meeting or message thread
Groups often make important choices in a room that some members cannot reach, or in a fast-moving chat where the original question is quickly lost. That leaves organizers repeating the same information and members wondering where they stand.
RuleTogether puts the proposal and the outcome in one place so people can participate with context and the group has a visible record to return to.
How RuleTogether helps
Practical tools for the work your group is doing
Gather input before voting
Keep discussion close to the item the group is considering so questions and concerns have context.
Keep the outcome visible
Members can see the proposal and its recorded result in the community rather than relying on a secondhand recap.
Example workflow
Example: choosing a club activity
This is an example. Every community chooses the process that fits its own needs.
- A club member posts two activity options with the key details.
- Members discuss practical considerations in the shared space.
- The club opens a vote when the choices are clear.
- The selected option and related event details remain visible to the group.
Why use RuleTogether
Make it easier for everyone to participate when it matters
- More people can contribute when the decision affects them.
- Less pressure to be present at one specific meeting.
- A clear path from a proposal to an outcome.
- A shared reference for organizers and members.
Who it is for
Built for people who bring a group together
- Community organizers
- Committees and boards
- Parent groups and school clubs
- Membership organizations
Questions and answers
Common questions
Can members vote without attending a meeting?
Members can review a proposal and participate through their community when voting is open and they have the appropriate access.
Does RuleTogether provide legally certified elections?
No. RuleTogether should not be presented as a legally certified election system. Groups remain responsible for deciding whether a voting process meets their own legal or organizational requirements.
Are votes anonymous?
Do not assume votes are anonymous. Organizers should review their community setup and use a process that fits their group before relying on a vote.
Can people discuss a proposal before voting?
Yes. RuleTogether keeps the proposal, discussion, and vote connected so members have useful context before they participate.
Bring the work together
Give your group one clear place to move forward
Start a RuleTogether community and make it easier to share ideas, decide together, and turn the next good idea into action.
Start a community