Close the round and read the results

Set a deadline and walk away — voting closes on its own, whether or not anyone is online. The winners come straight from the votes, and the breakdown shows exactly how.

How rounds close

1. Automatically at the deadline — and if you extend the deadline mid-round, the automatic close moves with it. If the deadline slips past while the round is still open, a banner offers the choice: extend or close.
2. Or by hand, anytime. The close dialog warns you who hasn't finished voting yet, so nobody's ballot is cut off by surprise.
3. Winners are computed, never chosen. Picks minus rejects, or the average score — with ties broken consistently, and if several candidates tie right at your target, all of them are kept as winners.

Tip: while a round is open, whoever runs it can preview live results, clearly marked as not final. And a closed round isn't the end of the road — reopen it with a new deadline when the decision needs another pass.

Read the results

The results view shows the winners, turnout, and the round's headline numbers. Below it, a breakdown grid shows every person's vote on every candidate, color labels included — widen it from the top ten candidates to twenty-five, fifty, or all of them. Every vote, edit, and status change is kept, so you can always reconstruct who decided what, and when.