Startup of the Week - Decidz
by Startacus Admin
Ever struggled with planning something with your friends? Whether it’s simply meeting up for a coffee or getting away for a weekend break, it’s never that easy. Busy lives and conflicting schedules can make the whole thing a bit of a chore.
However, that need not be the case, thanks to our latest Startup of the Week.
Decidz is a new web based app which makes group scheduling a doddle!
It’s very straightforward to use.
Firstly, simply create an event outlining your activity of choice and share it with your group.
It’s time then for everyone to share their ideas and make suggestions - from places to go, to times and dates that suit. The Group Chat option makes it easy for discussions to take place. It’s then up to you and the other invitees to vote on what you’d like to do and where and when!
The end result?
A decision is made which suits everyone!
There are so many uses for an app like this - whether it’s deciding on what movie to go to or which night to meet up for a meal. We like Decidz simply because it’s helping the whole matter of organising things to be fun again!
What’s not to love about that...
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Published on: 12th November 2015
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