Paste a Chooseday link in any Slack channel. Your team votes anonymously in their browser. When the deadline closes, the winner is declared and permanently recorded. No installation, no configuration, no configuration. Team plan unlocks the native /chooseday slash command.
If any of these feel familiar, Chooseday was built for you.
Slack's built-in emoji polls are public, have no deadline, and produce no declared winner. Whoever counts the reactions at an arbitrary moment makes the call. Chooseday replaces the emoji poll with a real vote that closes automatically and declares a result.
When the CEO reacts first on a Slack poll, everyone follows. Public emoji polls measure social conformity, not genuine preference. Chooseday's anonymous mode means votes reflect what people actually think — not what they think they should say.
Slack's free plan archives messages and the decisions buried in them. Chooseday stores every decision permanently — with all options, the vote breakdown, and the declared winner — so your team always has a searchable record of what was decided and why.
Name the decision, add your options, choose a voting mode (majority, ranked choice, or dot voting), enable anonymous mode if needed, and set a deadline. Takes under 2 minutes.
Copy the voting link and paste it into any Slack channel, group DM, or direct message. Add a note about the deadline. Anyone with the link can vote — no Chooseday account required.
Team members click the link, see the options, and vote in under 30 seconds from their browser. Chooseday sends reminders as the deadline approaches for anyone who hasn't voted yet.
When the deadline closes, the winner is declared and results are visible to all participants. The decision is logged permanently in your Chooseday workspace with a full audit trail.
Built specifically for group decisions — not adapted from a survey tool.
Share a single link in Slack — no app install, no Slack permissions, no workspace configuration. Anyone with the link can vote immediately, including guests and external collaborators.
Enable anonymous mode and votes are completely private — even to you as the decision creator. Nobody can see who voted for what, removing the social pressure that distorts public Slack polls.
Every decision has a deadline. Chooseday reminds voters who haven't participated as the deadline approaches, so you stop chasing people individually over Slack DM.
Run IRV ranked choice or dot voting through a Slack link — voting modes unavailable in native Slack polls. Participants rank or allocate points in the browser; results are calculated automatically.
Teammates vote by clicking a link — no sign-up, no app download. Works for contractors, external stakeholders, and anyone in your Slack workspace who shouldn't need another account.
Every decision shared via Slack is permanently stored in your Chooseday workspace — options, vote breakdown, declared winner, and timestamp. Never lose track of what was decided.
Teams across every industry — from startups to communities.
We replaced every Slack emoji poll with a Chooseday link. Decisions that used to take days of thread chaos now close in 24 hours with a declared winner.
The anonymous mode was the unlock. People now vote on what they actually think — not what the most senior person in the channel already reacted to.
Our team is across four timezones. Async voting via Slack links means everyone participates in their working hours, not just whoever happens to be online when the message goes out.
Paste a link in Slack, vote anonymously, winner declared automatically. Free forever for small teams.