📧 "Could Have Been an Email" Verdict

Seven questions about your meeting. One verdict: meeting, email or nothing.

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How to use "Could Have Been an Email" Verdict

  1. Start

    Questions appear one at a time.

  2. Answer honestly

    Tap the option that sounds most like you.

  3. Get your result

    See your score or type with a funny title.

  4. Retake or share

    New questions are drawn from a bigger pool each time.

What makes "Could Have Been an Email" Verdict fun

Real checklist

Agenda, decisions, attendees.

Clear verdict

Meeting, email or chat.

Random question pool

Retakes feel different.

Share card

A big result made for screenshots.

About this tool

"Could Have Been an Email" Verdict asks seven questions about any meeting — agenda, decisions, attendees, length — and returns a percentage and a verdict: definitely a meeting, a quick chat, an email, or a Slack message at most.

Under the jokes is a real checklist: no agenda, no decision and lots of attendees usually mean an email would do.

Who it's for

Managers

Audit the calendar.

Teams

Decide before booking.

Everyone

Before accepting an invite.

Tips & tricks

  • Ask for an agenda before accepting.
  • Send updates as a written summary.
  • Keep meetings for decisions.

Little questions about "Could Have Been an Email" Verdict

How do I know if a meeting could be an email?

If there is no decision to make, no discussion needed and it is mostly updates, an email usually works.

What makes a meeting necessary?

Decisions, discussion, brainstorming or sensitive topics.

Can I share the verdict?

Yes. Diplomatically.

Is "Could Have Been an Email" Verdict free?

Yes. "Could Have Been an Email" Verdict is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser on phones and computers.

Is my data stored?

Only results you save, in your own history linked to a random ID — never your name.

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