For reunions, trips and big groups

Planning with 34 relatives is messy. Rangle turns it into a plan.

Everyone says what works for them in private, budget included. Rangle turns it into a plan: where, when, a budget everyone can manage, and who's doing what.

Free while we're in early access. Takes a few minutes to set up. Participants don't need an account.

One chat per person, all at once

What can you comfortably spend on travel and lodging? This stays private.

Honestly, about $600 for the whole trip.

Plan

Example

A lake house within driving distance, the last week of July

30 of 34 family members took part

  • Who's doing what: lodging, food, the kids' games
  • A budget range everyone can manage
  • Still to decide: which lake

How it works

Three steps, and Rangle does most of the work.

  1. Say what you need

    Describe it in a sentence or two. Rangle drafts the questions and settings, and you change anything you like.

  2. Everyone has a short chat

    Share one link or QR code. Each person talks it through with Rangle in about 5 minutes, on their phone, whenever suits them. No meeting to schedule, no account.

  3. Get a plan

    Where and when, a budget everyone can manage, and who offered to take on what. People are named next to a task only if they say yes.

What it does

The same short chats, and the result you need.

Made for groups too big for a group chat

From 10 people to a few hundred, online over a few days or live in the room.

Everyone heard, in a fraction of the time.

Meetings hear from the loudest few. Surveys get checkboxes, not reasons. Rangle talks with every person, then counts carefully.

  • Everyone takes part

    Not just whoever talks most or makes it to the meeting. Minority views and one-person ideas worth a look are called out, not averaged away.

  • Days, not weeks

    People take part side by side, in about 5 minutes each. No meetings to schedule and no 200-reply email thread to untangle.

  • Accurate, not vibes

    Rangle asks follow-up questions, so you get the reasons, not just checkboxes. When it says “22 of 25 people,” it counted them, and every quote is checked against what people actually said.

  • Honest, because it's private

    You see who took part, never what each person said, so people say what they really think. Nobody edits the results.

Get everyone in the same place, without herding them.

Free while we're in early access.

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