Tricider review
A free, lightweight way for groups to gather proposals, discuss them, and vote.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tricider is a browser-based tool for groups that need to gather suggestions and choose among them. A group starts with a decision question, shares its page, and invites participants to submit ideas. Participants can add comments and arguments, then vote on the proposals. The resulting ideas, discussion, and votes appear together on a shared online page. This straightforward flow suits small groups choosing among alternatives, collecting feedback, or prioritizing suggestions; it is less suited to decisions that need a structured analytical process.
The product focuses on collaborative input followed by voting. That keeps the process easy to understand: participants contribute options, discuss them in context, and indicate their preferences. Tricider is a fit when the group can make progress by comparing proposals and seeing votes, rather than applying formal criteria or examining scenarios. It does not provide listed criteria scoring or scenario analysis, so teams needing those methods should look for a decision tool built around them.
Tricider is free and cloud-based, with web access and no desktop installation. Its scope is deliberately centered on the shared decision page rather than a wider work platform: integrations are not listed. That makes it a reasonable choice for a simple, self-contained group vote, especially when the main need is to gather options and arguments in one place. Groups that need connected workflows, multiple decision methods, or more structured evaluation should consider an alternative with those capabilities. For lightweight decisions, Tricider keeps the essential steps—question, ideas, discussion, and vote—in one place.
Tricider pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines a decision question, ideas, discussion, and voting on one page
- Lets participants add comments and arguments to submitted ideas
- Runs in a browser without desktop installation
- Where it doesn't
- Uses voting as its decision method
- Does not offer listed criteria scoring or scenario analysis
- Does not list integrations
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