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From the App Store SourceWhat if your group chat could think? OneMind is a new kind of group chat — built to surface your group's collective intelligence instead of its loudest voice. How it works: • Ask the group anything — "Where should we eat?", "What's our top priority?", "What do we name it?" • Everyone privately submits their best idea • Everyone rates the ideas — blind, no names, no bias • The strongest idea rises, and the group runs a few quick rounds until it converges on one answer No pile-ons. No anchoring on whoever spoke first. No decision-by-exhaustion. Just your group's best thinking, distilled. Use it for: • Friends & family — movies, trips, where to eat • Teams — priorities, naming, retros, any call that dies in a thread • Communities — collective decisions, faster and fairer than a 200-message argument No sign-up, no setup — start a chat, share a link, and watch a decision emerge. OneMind — collective intelligence, in a group chat.
The developer is Joel Castro, and the app identifier is com.joelc0193.onemind.
It was first released on 2026-07-07, according to our own database record.
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