You write a question with two options — stay or go, speak or stay quiet, yes or no. The system finds a decision a stranger left before you and shows you which option they chose. That choice becomes yours, anonymously.
Then your turn: you see another stranger's dilemma and pick for them. Nobody sees who you are. Nobody sees who they are. The exchange is the whole product — not a feed, not a profile, not a score.
It is not therapy, not advice, and not a poll you can brigade. It is a small ritual of delegated choice: one vote in, one vote out.
Share links show how strangers voted on a specific dilemma — useful if you want someone else to feel the same strange relief of not deciding alone.