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Rent is a bigger scandal than anything on the news.
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Cut by who, not just how many.
The other seven are in the app. New set every morning. No infinite scroll — when you're done, it lets you go.
You'll see your split against everyone who answered today, and everyone who answers after you.
Words, a photo, a six-second clip, two options side by side. Same two buttons underneath every one of them. You never type an answer — you pick a side.
Rent is a bigger scandal than anything on the news.
This outfit works.
He should have apologised.
Which flat?
Splitting the bill evenly is a scam.
£95 for this is fair.
Drag sideways. Every card is a real format in the app.
Nobody's grinding for an audience here. A question travels because it's a good question, not because of who asked it. You get a daily set, you pick a side ten times, you see where you land. Then it's over.
Nothing to growNo profile to curate, no count to check. The only number that matters is the split.
Nothing to fakeYou can't see the result before you vote, so there's no bandwagon to jump on. Every answer is a real one.
Nowhere to doomscrollTen and done. You'll finish it on the bus. Tomorrow there's another one.
A total is a boring number. What's interesting is who's on which side. Every result splits by age, by gender, by where you live — and by what people said on earlier questions. The person who agreed with you about rent might not agree with you about this.
You can be friends with an ex.
41,912 votes · results shown after you picked no
Right now, asking a crowd a question means owning a crowd first. Here it means typing. Your question goes into tomorrow's sets, and the answers come back while you're making a coffee.
Asking is free. Results come in over the day.
Pay to go faster, reach more people, or point it at a specific group.
We never pay people to answer. That's how the numbers stay worth having.
Not a panel you wait three weeks for. A crowd that answers in minutes and comes back tomorrow. We won't pretend it's a census. We will tell you what changed since last Tuesday.
of under-25s would rather rent forever than move back home.
of 25–34s say they'd take a pay cut for a four-day week. Up 9 points since June.
of women 18–24 think splitting the bill evenly is a scam. Men 18–24: 49%.
Ask the crowd yourselfYour question, in the daily set, labelled as yours. Same format everyone's already answering — it isn't an ad squeezed between the content, it is the content.
Track it, don't survey itRun the same question every week and watch the line move. Continuous, not a project with a deck at the end.
Free for journalistsWorking on a story? Ask us for the numbers. Cite Thumb. That's the whole deal.