I need a lightweight process to make a decision for a book club without chasing everyone individually.

This feature provides a simple, lightweight way for a book club to make group decisions without requiring the organizer to follow up with each member individually. It centralizes input so everyone can respond in one place and the group can reach a decision faster.

This feature is designed to help book clubs make decisions efficiently without placing the burden of coordination on a single person. It offers a lightweight process for collecting responses from all members in one shared place instead of relying on separate messages or individual follow-ups. The organizer can propose a decision (such as the next book choice, meeting date, or format) and invite members to respond asynchronously. Members can quickly share their input without needing a live discussion or back-and-forth threads. Responses are consolidated so the group can see where things stand at a glance and move toward a final decision. This reduces delays caused by missed messages and eliminates the need to chase people for replies. The process supports common book club workflows, including choosing between multiple options and confirming participation. It also helps quieter members contribute because responding is simple and low-pressure. Overall, it streamlines coordination, saves time, and helps the club reach decisions with less effort and friction.