TryTieBreak

Use Cases

Real situations where TryTieBreak helps groups finally make a decision.

Friends can't decide where to go on vacation

Friends can't decide where to go on vacation

Nobody can agree? Let TryTieBreak decide. Each friend is pointing passionately toward a completely different destination.

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School board has money left in the budget

School board has money left in the budget

Too many good ideas. One simple decision. New computers, playground equipment, books, sports equipment — the whiteboard is filled with competing ideas.

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Colleagues can't decide where to have lunch

Colleagues can't decide where to have lunch

Five colleagues. Six opinions. Zero decisions. Lunch shouldn't be this hard.

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Shopping association planning a Christmas campaign

Shopping association planning a Christmas campaign

When all members of a shopping association have a different idea. Christmas market, Santa Claus, gift vouchers, raffle, late-night shopping — what kind of Christmas campaign should we do?

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Family can't decide Grandma's birthday present

Family can't decide Grandma's birthday present

Because everyone has an opinion. Flowers, a nice dinner, a photo album, a weekend away, a smartwatch — everyone thinks their idea is best.

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Team can't decide where to go for their team outing

Team can't decide where to go for their team outing

Too many opinions. One easy decision. Bowling, escape room, BBQ, go-karting, karaoke — one colleague even made an Excel sheet with pros and cons.

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Choosing suppliers or tools

Choosing suppliers or tools

Selecting new software — a CRM or HR system — where departments have conflicting interests. Sales wants selling tools, IT wants security, finance wants oversight — the mediator weighs it all.

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Office and working agreements

Office and working agreements

Resolving internal disagreements, such as fixed office days for hybrid working, or choosing the location of the annual company outing. Without the endless debate.

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Group scheduler for a dinner

Group scheduler for a dinner

Planning a dinner with a large group of friends: everyone has other commitments and a plain majority vote leaves someone behind. Fair scheduling for everyone.

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