Every CollectiveTap link is a small app of its own: an invite, a poll, a sign-up sheet, a cost split. It unfurls as a card in the chat, and one tap opens a page anyone can answer on. No accounts, no downloads. Here's how it all fits together.
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Works everywhere you share a link — and any app that previews links
From "who's in for Saturday?" to a working group tool in under a minute.
Pick a tool, type a title, then choose a colour, a look and a layout in the Style tray. The preview is the real card, drawn as you type. No sign-up form.
Paste the link into any chat. It unfurls into a card with the key fact up front: the date and "3 of 8 going", the leading option, the spots still open.
People tap the card and answer on the page, no login. When things move, share the link again: the new card shows the new count.
Ten ideas behind every CollectiveTap tool, and what they mean for you and your group.
CollectiveTap turns a single link into a working tool: an invite that counts heads, a poll, a sign-up sheet, a checklist, a to-do list, a shared note, a cost split. Tap the link and you're in. There's nothing to install and nowhere to sign up.
There's no login, no profile, and no password to remember. The link itself proves you have access. That keeps things fast for everyone in your group — and means we never ask for personal information we don't need.
Right under the title, every creator has a Style tray with three rows. Color offers 14 accents, four of them neon. Look offers 15 themes, from Classic and Paper to Confetti, Disco and Terminal. Layout changes how the tool arranges its card: an Event as an Invite, a Roster, a Poster or Slots; a Split as a Plan, Balances, a Ledger or Progress.
Every CollectiveTap link does one thing well: one event, one poll, one table, one expense split. The organizer sets it up, shares the link, and everyone else takes part right away with no extra steps. On a phone, the creator walks you through one field at a time with the card in view.
Access is built into the link itself, not an account. When you create a tool you get a share link for the group and a private organizer link for you, and the device you made it on is remembered as the organizer too. Same tool, different powers.
Every answer is saved to the link, so anyone who opens the page sees the latest RSVPs, votes and sign-ups. Vote, Sheet, Split, Task and Hub pages also check for other people's changes every few seconds while open. The chat card is a snapshot: chat apps keep the preview they first fetched.
A Hub is one link that gathers the others: the dinner RSVP, the day-trip vote, the packing list, the trip costs, plus any web page. Its card leads with what's coming up next. Start from a plan template (weekend trip, potluck, wedding weekend, season of games) and every link is made with it, or tap Add to a hub after creating any link.
CollectiveTap links are built for the moment — not forever. A link stays open while your group uses it and expires after 90 days without activity. After that, the tool closes and the link stops working on its own, with no cleanup needed from you.
CollectiveTap is a website, not an app — and that's intentional. A link works instantly on any phone, any browser, any platform, without anyone in your group needing to find it in an app store first. The fastest tool for your group is the one everyone can open right now.
No accounts means no passwords to breach and no social profile to mine. We only store what's needed to make your link work — and we don't sell it.
Event for RSVPs, Vote for polls, Sheet for sign-ups, List for checklists, Note for the details, Task for who does what, Split for costs, and Hub to hold them all. Use them on their own or together.
Create your first link in seconds — free, no account, works in every chat.