Your book club’s next read,
picked by the room.
No signups. No email. No group-chat bickering. One link, three steps, a winner everyone can live with.
How a round works
The host opens the round and closes it. Everyone else just points.
Almost any book page works — Amazon, Goodreads, StoryGraph, a library catalogue. We fetch the cover and blurb. Anyone with the link can nominate, no signup.
Host opens ranking. Members order what they want most → least. Vetoes pull books out before counting.
Top of N is N points. Highest total wins. Ties show the runner-up — the room can call it.
More on the method — the veto, the live tally, and why Borda
3 nominations · 5 slots left
Almost any book link — Amazon, Goodreads, StoryGraph, a library catalogue. We’ll fetch the cover and blurb.
Everyone who joins gets a friendly handle like Restless Albatross— rename to your real name only if you want to.
For the host
The person who usually herds the vote gets the controls — and a club that lasts past one book.
Set how many books each member can pin, so the shelf stays a shortlist instead of a backlog.
Pull a book off the ballot before ranking opens — or hand every member veto votes to spend themselves.
Vetoes and the running tally stay hidden until the round closes. No one games the result mid-vote.
Every round is kept. A club picks book after book on the same link — past winners stay one tap away.
Start a club. Share the link.
One URL is the whole onboarding. Bookmark the resume link before you close the tab — it’s how you get back in from any device.
ReadRound just picks the book. Discussion, scheduling, reading along — that stays in whatever chat your club already uses.