Weight votes by reason, not just headcount
Each vote is weighted by why it was cast: evidence-backed votes count more than preference, and preference counts more than an unfounded guess.
Free MVP feedback tool
Collect structured stakeholder votes on UI alternatives with a required reason for each vote, so a decision is never made on raw vote count alone.
Your entries remain in this browser session and are not sent to MVPHub.
Your inputs
Enter one vote per line as Option | voter role | reason type (evidence/preference/guess). List every vote cast on this round of design alternatives.
Your calculated result
Planning score
Each vote is weighted by why it was cast: evidence-backed votes count more than preference, and preference counts more than an unfounded guess.
Raw vote counts and a weighted score are shown side by side, so you can see when the popular choice and the evidence-backed choice disagree.
If the option with the most raw votes is not the option with the highest weighted score, this is flagged so subjective preference does not silently override evidence.
A show of hands treats a well-tested claim the same as a hunch. Weighting by reason keeps the loudest opinion from automatically winning over the best-supported one.
The tool still ranks the options, but the outcome will be flagged as low-evidence — treat it as a reversible starting point, not a final answer.
Yes — list any number of distinct options and every vote referencing them will be tallied and weighted.
No — Design Vote structures internal stakeholder input. Pair it with Five Second AI, Preference Lab, or First Click AI when you need actual user reactions.
| Capability | MVPHub | A show-of-hands meeting vote | A generic polling tool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Requires a reason type per vote | ✓ | × | × |
| Weighted score alongside raw vote count | ✓ | × | × |
| Flags when popularity and evidence disagree | ✓ | × | × |
| Works for any team size, no account needed | ✓ | ✓ | — |
MVPHub forces every vote to declare its basis and separates popularity from evidence. A show-of-hands vote and generic polling tools only capture the raw tally.