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Book club picks without the group chat debate. Quiz → Recommendations → Everyone's happy.
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my decision filter for Picked Together:
- does it simplify book choices?
- does it save club members time?
- does it make voting seamless?
if not all three, it's a distraction.
- does it simplify book choices?
- does it save club members time?
- does it make voting seamless?
if not all three, it's a distraction.
February 10, 2026 at 11:09 PM
my decision filter for Picked Together:
- does it simplify book choices?
- does it save club members time?
- does it make voting seamless?
if not all three, it's a distraction.
- does it simplify book choices?
- does it save club members time?
- does it make voting seamless?
if not all three, it's a distraction.
Use Picked Together.
Invite your book club.
Take the quick quiz.
Get smart recommendations.
Vote on the shortlist.
Select your next read.
Remember preferences.
Skip the endless debates.
Make picking seamless.
Enjoy every book club.
Love Picked Together.
Invite your book club.
Take the quick quiz.
Get smart recommendations.
Vote on the shortlist.
Select your next read.
Remember preferences.
Skip the endless debates.
Make picking seamless.
Enjoy every book club.
Love Picked Together.
February 10, 2026 at 4:51 PM
Use Picked Together.
Invite your book club.
Take the quick quiz.
Get smart recommendations.
Vote on the shortlist.
Select your next read.
Remember preferences.
Skip the endless debates.
Make picking seamless.
Enjoy every book club.
Love Picked Together.
Invite your book club.
Take the quick quiz.
Get smart recommendations.
Vote on the shortlist.
Select your next read.
Remember preferences.
Skip the endless debates.
Make picking seamless.
Enjoy every book club.
Love Picked Together.
Book clubs should be about stories, not arguments.
Let everyone love the next pick.
Let everyone love the next pick.
February 9, 2026 at 10:04 PM
Book clubs should be about stories, not arguments.
Let everyone love the next pick.
Let everyone love the next pick.
Ever tried picking a book for your club and ended up in a debate that feels endless?
I built Picked Together to fix that. Just a quick quiz, everyone votes, and your next read is chosen with zero drama.
I built Picked Together to fix that. Just a quick quiz, everyone votes, and your next read is chosen with zero drama.
February 9, 2026 at 12:59 PM
Ever tried picking a book for your club and ended up in a debate that feels endless?
I built Picked Together to fix that. Just a quick quiz, everyone votes, and your next read is chosen with zero drama.
I built Picked Together to fix that. Just a quick quiz, everyone votes, and your next read is chosen with zero drama.
The gap between "I should read more" and actually reading isn't willpower. It's structure.
February 8, 2026 at 4:51 PM
The gap between "I should read more" and actually reading isn't willpower. It's structure.
Book clubs waste 80% of their energy debating which book to read next.
The ones that actually thrive? They automate that part and spend their time reading together.
The ones that actually thrive? They automate that part and spend their time reading together.
February 7, 2026 at 11:09 PM
Book clubs waste 80% of their energy debating which book to read next.
The ones that actually thrive? They automate that part and spend their time reading together.
The ones that actually thrive? They automate that part and spend their time reading together.
Reading culture isn't dying because people stopped loving books.
It's dying because we turned discovery into a chore.
Algorithmic recommendations feel like homework. Endless scrolling through reviews feels like research. Finding something everyone wants to read feels impossible
It's dying because we turned discovery into a chore.
Algorithmic recommendations feel like homework. Endless scrolling through reviews feels like research. Finding something everyone wants to read feels impossible
February 7, 2026 at 5:55 PM
Reading culture isn't dying because people stopped loving books.
It's dying because we turned discovery into a chore.
Algorithmic recommendations feel like homework. Endless scrolling through reviews feels like research. Finding something everyone wants to read feels impossible
It's dying because we turned discovery into a chore.
Algorithmic recommendations feel like homework. Endless scrolling through reviews feels like research. Finding something everyone wants to read feels impossible
The real value of any group tool isn't the features it provides, but the relationships it strengthens by removing friction from shared decisions.
February 6, 2026 at 10:04 PM
The real value of any group tool isn't the features it provides, but the relationships it strengthens by removing friction from shared decisions.
Book clubs are fighting over the same books:
• Fourth Wing (dragons and romance)
• Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow (gaming nostalgia)
• The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (Hollywood secrets)
• Klara and the Sun (AI feelings)
Pick one. Argue later.
• Fourth Wing (dragons and romance)
• Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow (gaming nostalgia)
• The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (Hollywood secrets)
• Klara and the Sun (AI feelings)
Pick one. Argue later.
February 6, 2026 at 5:41 PM
Book clubs are fighting over the same books:
• Fourth Wing (dragons and romance)
• Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow (gaming nostalgia)
• The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (Hollywood secrets)
• Klara and the Sun (AI feelings)
Pick one. Argue later.
• Fourth Wing (dragons and romance)
• Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow (gaming nostalgia)
• The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (Hollywood secrets)
• Klara and the Sun (AI feelings)
Pick one. Argue later.
Most book clubs fail because they optimize for the 'perfect' book instead of making everyone feel heard.
The process matters more than the pick. When people feel heard, they show up.
That's why we built Picked Together - to make selection feel collaborative, not dictated.
The process matters more than the pick. When people feel heard, they show up.
That's why we built Picked Together - to make selection feel collaborative, not dictated.
February 6, 2026 at 5:40 PM
Most book clubs fail because they optimize for the 'perfect' book instead of making everyone feel heard.
The process matters more than the pick. When people feel heard, they show up.
That's why we built Picked Together - to make selection feel collaborative, not dictated.
The process matters more than the pick. When people feel heard, they show up.
That's why we built Picked Together - to make selection feel collaborative, not dictated.
Your book club's reading list will always be longer than what you'll actually discuss together.
That's the whole point.
It's not a reading obligation - it's a curated collection of possibilities for when your group needs the next great conversation starter.
That's the whole point.
It's not a reading obligation - it's a curated collection of possibilities for when your group needs the next great conversation starter.
February 5, 2026 at 11:09 PM
Your book club's reading list will always be longer than what you'll actually discuss together.
That's the whole point.
It's not a reading obligation - it's a curated collection of possibilities for when your group needs the next great conversation starter.
That's the whole point.
It's not a reading obligation - it's a curated collection of possibilities for when your group needs the next great conversation starter.
Book clubs work because someone picks the book, not because everyone agrees.
February 4, 2026 at 11:06 PM
Book clubs work because someone picks the book, not because everyone agrees.
Most book club picks become shelf decorations because no one asked what the group actually wants.
February 4, 2026 at 10:04 PM
Most book club picks become shelf decorations because no one asked what the group actually wants.
The 3 ideas that built Picked Together's seamless book club system:
• Simplicity > Complexity
• Votes > Opinions
• Data > Guesswork
Remove indecision, endless debates, and confusion.
Just pick the book.
• Simplicity > Complexity
• Votes > Opinions
• Data > Guesswork
Remove indecision, endless debates, and confusion.
Just pick the book.
February 4, 2026 at 12:59 PM
The 3 ideas that built Picked Together's seamless book club system:
• Simplicity > Complexity
• Votes > Opinions
• Data > Guesswork
Remove indecision, endless debates, and confusion.
Just pick the book.
• Simplicity > Complexity
• Votes > Opinions
• Data > Guesswork
Remove indecision, endless debates, and confusion.
Just pick the book.
Ever spent forever debating what book to read next with your club?
I built Picked Together to end the chaos. A quick quiz, a little voting, and your next pick is settled.
I built Picked Together to end the chaos. A quick quiz, a little voting, and your next pick is settled.
February 3, 2026 at 11:09 PM
Ever spent forever debating what book to read next with your club?
I built Picked Together to end the chaos. A quick quiz, a little voting, and your next pick is settled.
I built Picked Together to end the chaos. A quick quiz, a little voting, and your next pick is settled.
No matter what book you pick for your club, someone will complain. So just pick the one you landed on in 5 minutes instead of wasting 5 hours.
February 3, 2026 at 4:51 PM
No matter what book you pick for your club, someone will complain. So just pick the one you landed on in 5 minutes instead of wasting 5 hours.
Book clubs die from too much democracy.
Everyone wants input, nobody wants to decide, and nothing gets read.
The best ones? Make it feel collaborative but move fast.
Everyone wants input, nobody wants to decide, and nothing gets read.
The best ones? Make it feel collaborative but move fast.
February 3, 2026 at 2:04 PM
Book clubs die from too much democracy.
Everyone wants input, nobody wants to decide, and nothing gets read.
The best ones? Make it feel collaborative but move fast.
Everyone wants input, nobody wants to decide, and nothing gets read.
The best ones? Make it feel collaborative but move fast.
Your book club will survive in proportion to how fast you pick books, not how fair the process feels.
February 2, 2026 at 2:04 PM
Your book club will survive in proportion to how fast you pick books, not how fair the process feels.
Book clubs spend 3 weeks arguing about what to read next.
Meanwhile, your to-read list keeps growing.
Constraints force clarity. When you pick ONE book everyone agrees on, you see what actually matters.
Usually not what you expected.
The rest just sits there.
Meanwhile, your to-read list keeps growing.
Constraints force clarity. When you pick ONE book everyone agrees on, you see what actually matters.
Usually not what you expected.
The rest just sits there.
February 2, 2026 at 1:05 PM
Book clubs spend 3 weeks arguing about what to read next.
Meanwhile, your to-read list keeps growing.
Constraints force clarity. When you pick ONE book everyone agrees on, you see what actually matters.
Usually not what you expected.
The rest just sits there.
Meanwhile, your to-read list keeps growing.
Constraints force clarity. When you pick ONE book everyone agrees on, you see what actually matters.
Usually not what you expected.
The rest just sits there.
Most book clubs spend 3 hours arguing about what to read next.
We built something that picks the perfect book in 3 minutes.
Quick quiz - smart recommendations - everyone votes - done.
No more "I don't care, you pick" and then complaints about your choice.
We built something that picks the perfect book in 3 minutes.
Quick quiz - smart recommendations - everyone votes - done.
No more "I don't care, you pick" and then complaints about your choice.
February 1, 2026 at 5:07 PM
Most book clubs spend 3 hours arguing about what to read next.
We built something that picks the perfect book in 3 minutes.
Quick quiz - smart recommendations - everyone votes - done.
No more "I don't care, you pick" and then complaints about your choice.
We built something that picks the perfect book in 3 minutes.
Quick quiz - smart recommendations - everyone votes - done.
No more "I don't care, you pick" and then complaints about your choice.