Paste a Chooseday link in your Google Calendar invite. Your team votes before the call. When the meeting starts, the winner is already declared and you spend the time on execution — not debate.
If any of these feel familiar, Chooseday was built for you.
Unlike some video tools, Google Meet has no built-in voting or polling feature. Teams fall back on asking people to unmute and speak up, or spam emoji reactions in the chat — both of which are public, social-pressure-heavy, and unrecorded.
When the agenda item is a multi-option decision, the meeting becomes the debate. If everyone had voted anonymously before joining, the meeting could start with "here's what the team chose" and immediately move to implementation.
Even when teams do a manual vote in the Google Meet chat, those messages are gone once the call closes. Chooseday stores results permanently — with vote counts, timestamps, and a shareable results link for the follow-up doc.
Name the decision, add your options, choose majority, ranked choice, or dot voting, and set a deadline before the meeting start time. Enable anonymous mode if the decision is sensitive.
Copy the Chooseday voting link and add it to the Google Calendar event description. Every invitee sees the link when they open the invite — no extra communication needed.
Teammates click the link and vote in under 30 seconds from any device — no account required. Chooseday sends reminders to anyone who hasn't voted as the deadline approaches.
The winner is announced automatically when the deadline closes. Start the Google Meet by sharing the result link in the chat and moving straight to action items.
Built specifically for group decisions — not adapted from a survey tool.
No app installation, no Google Workspace permissions, no configuration. Paste the link in the event description and everyone with access to the invite can vote.
Enable anonymous mode and no one — including you — can see who voted for what. Critical for sensitive decisions that typically surface in meetings.
Set the voting deadline 30 minutes before the call starts. Chooseday automatically reminds voters who haven't participated yet, so you start the meeting with full participation.
When there are more than two options, use ranked choice (IRV) to surface the option with the broadest support — not just the loudest voice on the call.
External stakeholders, contractors, and new team members can vote without creating a Chooseday account. The link is all they need.
After the meeting, share the Chooseday results link in the follow-up notes. Vote counts, timestamps, and the declared winner are stored permanently — no more "I thought we agreed on X?"
Teams across every industry — from startups to communities.
We added the Chooseday link to every decision-heavy Google Meet invite. We now spend the first 2 minutes confirming the result, not the entire meeting deciding it.
Google Meet has no polling. We used to just ask people to unmute — which meant whoever speaks first wins. Anonymous Chooseday voting before the call changed everything.
Our team is across Lagos, London, and Nairobi. Async voting before the Google Meet means nobody has to be on a call at 9 AM just to raise their hand.
Paste a Chooseday link in any Google Calendar invite. Team votes async. Winner declared before the call starts. Free forever for small teams.