centinion [\ˈsen-ˈtin-yən\] noun a statistical set of 100 opinions
Ask anything. Get exactly 100 opinions.
Post a question, share the link, and collect exactly 100 answers — one person, one opinion. At 100 it closes and hands you a clear, printable verdict.
Let’s find out — let’s get a centinion.
Pick an answer to weigh in — you sign in after, and your pick is kept.
How we count
Why a centinion is worth trusting
128 opinions collected 0 centinions completed
- One person, one opinion
- Every opinion belongs to a signed-in account, and each account gets exactly one per centinion. No cookies to clear, no ballot stuffing.
- Exactly 100, then it closes
- A centinion is full at 100 opinions and closes itself. No late votes trickle in to move the result.
- A frozen, printable verdict
- Once closed, the result never changes. Share it, embed it, or download the infographic as a PDF.
From question to verdict
How does it work?
State it
Post a question or statement — the thing you want the world to weigh in on.
Add answers
Give people up to 5 answer options to choose from.
Share it
Send the link around to gather opinions from anyone.
Reach 100
Collect exactly 100 opinions — one full centinion.
Auto-closes
At 100 it closes automatically and hands you the result.
Use cases
What can I use it for?
Focus groups
Run a quick personal focus group without the overhead.
Settle a debate
Let 100 people decide who was right.
Quick polls
Gauge a room, a team, or the whole internet.
Advice
“Dear Abby” questions — get a crowd’s honest read.
Brainstorm
Kick off ideas and see which one resonates.
Name anything
Crowdsource a name for the product, the podcast, or the puppy.
Open centinions
Recently completed
Pineapple on pizza — yes or no?
The verdict of 100 opinions
Yes, obviously · 52%
What do we name the office plant?
The verdict of 100 opinions
Gerald · 61%
Is texting back three days later rude?
The verdict of 100 opinions
Yes · 44%