HeyChoozy is a public polling app for everyday decisions.

What HeyChoozy does

HeyChoozy helps people ask lightweight questions, collect opinions, and see voting results. Users can create polls, add choices, vote, comment where available, follow results, and browse public questions by category or feed.

Public polls are visible without requiring visitors to log in. Signing in unlocks account features such as creating polls, managing a profile, viewing a dashboard, keeping activity connected across devices, and receiving account support.

Why HeyChoozy uses Google sign-in

Google sign-in is optional and is used only to help users create and access their HeyChoozy account. When a user chooses Google sign-in, HeyChoozy requests basic account information needed to authenticate the user, identify the user in their session, and keep their polls, votes, comments, profile, dashboard preferences, and account settings connected to the right account.

HeyChoozy does not ask for a user's Google password and does not use Google sign-in to post to a user's Google account. Account data is used to provide login, profiles, dashboards, moderation, reliability, and support for the HeyChoozy service.

Data transparency

• Authentication. Google account details returned during sign-in are used to create and protect the user's HeyChoozy account.
• Account continuity. Signed-in activity can stay connected across devices and future sessions.
• Product features. Polls, votes, comments, follows, saved polls, profile details, and dashboard settings are stored so the app can work as expected.
• Service safety. Basic technical and account signals help reduce spam, enforce moderation decisions, and troubleshoot reliability issues.