Paste a Chooseday link in any Jira ticket comment or description. Your team votes on priority, approach, or implementation directly from the ticket. Winner declared automatically. No Jira plugin, no admin setup.
If any of these feel familiar, Chooseday was built for you.
Jira's built-in vote feature is a simple upvote counter — no options, no anonymity, no winner declaration. Actual multi-option decisions still happen in Slack threads, meetings, or comment chains that live outside the ticket where the work is tracked.
A Jira ticket with 20 comments debating two implementation approaches has a problem: no one is empowered to call it. A Chooseday vote with a deadline moves the decision from comment thread to declared result in 24 hours.
In sprint planning, the team lead or senior engineer tends to anchor the conversation. Story point estimation by Fibonacci or planning poker can approximate priority, but it doesn't replace a structured, anonymous vote on what the team actually wants to build next.
Open Chooseday, name the decision to match the Jira ticket (e.g. "API versioning approach for PROJ-1234"), add the options being considered, set a voting deadline, and enable anonymous mode if needed.
Copy the Chooseday voting link and paste it into the Jira ticket description or add it as a comment tagging relevant team members. Anyone with Jira ticket access can click and vote in under 30 seconds.
Engineers, PMs, and stakeholders click the link, read the options, and vote in their browser without creating a Chooseday account. Chooseday sends reminders as the deadline approaches so the decision doesn't stall.
When the deadline closes, paste the Chooseday results link back into the Jira ticket and update the relevant fields — assignee, priority, label, or status. The decision is documented in the ticket where the work lives.
Built specifically for group decisions — not adapted from a survey tool.
Paste the Chooseday link anywhere in Jira — description, comment, or linked issue. No Atlassian Marketplace installation, no Jira admin permissions, no workspace configuration.
Senior engineers and PMs can anchor technical discussions. Enable anonymous mode and every vote reflects genuine preference — not deference to seniority.
When you have 6 features competing for 3 sprint slots, ranked choice (IRV) surfaces the options with the broadest team support — not just whichever got mentioned first in planning.
Use dot voting to let team members allocate points across competing options — ideal for sprint retrospectives or quarterly planning sessions where tradeoffs need to be weighed.
Chooseday results pages include vote counts, percentages, and timestamps. Paste the link into your Architecture Decision Record as a permanent audit trail of how the technical decision was made.
Link the Chooseday decision URL in the Jira ticket and it stays in context forever — not buried in a Slack thread from three months ago or lost in meeting notes nobody reads.
Teams across every industry — from startups to communities.
We paste a Chooseday link in any Jira ticket where the team can't agree. 24 hours later we have a declared result and update the ticket. Decisions that used to take weeks now take a day.
Architecture decision records used to have a "Decision" section that said "TBD" for months. Now we embed a Chooseday vote in the ADR ticket, close it in a week, and write in the actual decision.
Sprint planning used to be whoever talks loudest wins. Anonymous Chooseday voting embedded in our planning tickets means the introvert with the best instincts has as much say as anyone else.
Paste a Chooseday link in any ticket. Team votes anonymously. Winner declared automatically. No Jira plugin. Free forever for small teams.