Use cases
Anything that only works if enough people do it together
Crowd is one mechanism: an organiser sets a target number of people and a deadline, anyone with the link can say “I'm in” anonymously, and the action only goes ahead if the target is reached in time. That fits a surprising range of situations. Pick the one closest to yours.
Pick a situation
- Flash mobsOnly go ahead when enough people have said they'll be there.
- Protests & walkoutsNobody walks out first. Everyone walks out once the number is real.
- Group buysHit the minimum order before anyone spends a penny.
- Community & neighbourhoodLitter picks, street parties and skip days that don't fall through.
- Fans & supportersChants, walkouts and displays the whole stand does together.
- WorkplaceRaise it together, anonymously, or not at all.
- Friends & socialTurn "we should do that" into a number with a deadline.
- Students & campusWalkouts, society nights and campaigns a whole campus can join.
- Online communitiesGet a Discord, subreddit or stream chat in the same place at the same time.
- Boycotts & consumer pledgesOne cancellation is noise. Ten thousand on the same day is a headline.
Not on the list?
If your plan can be written as “if this many people say yes, then we will…”, Crowd will count it. The only rules: a target between 2 and 100,000, a deadline within 30 days, and a description that's lawful and specific. Read how it works or compare it with petitions, polls and RSVPs.
Got a number in mind?
Set it, share the link, and let the counter do the persuading.