Cast your votes

Voting should feel like flipping through contact sheets, not filling in a form: full-screen, keyboard-first, and live for everyone in the round.

Work the pile

1. Vote in the full-screen viewer: Pick, Reject, or Pass in Pick mode; a score in Rating mode. From the keyboard: P, X, and U, or the number keys to rate.
2. Say what kind of good it is. Add a color label — Weak, Maybe, Strong, Alternate, or Hero — with Alt+1 to 5 (Alt+0 clears). Labels never change who wins; they explain the votes afterwards.
3. Compare when it's close. Pin two to four candidates side by side on one screen — zoom stays in step across the panes, so you're always looking at the same detail.

Tip: change your mind as often as you like while the round is open — your latest vote counts. And a vote only shows as recorded once it's actually saved, so you never trust a vote that didn't land.

Stay oriented

A footer strip tracks how many candidates you've voted on out of the total — and in a blind round it says tallies are hidden rather than showing you numbers. Votes, new candidates, and status changes appear live for everyone, with no refreshing. Talk it out in the round's comments panel, or comment on any single candidate.