Court booking
Hour-long bookings, claimed by whoever wants them.
Free templates
Scheduling polls and sign-ups for friends
Free scheduling polls, RSVPs and sign-up sheets for everything else: dinner with friends, a weekend hike, game night, a study group or a shared ride. Paste one link in the group chat, and you get an answer without the hundred messages.
Sign-up sheets
Appointment times
Times people book themselves.
Shared ride
Seats, claimed one at a time.
Group gift
Who's chipping in, and who's doing what.
Mock interview booking
Half-hours people book themselves.
Scheduling polls
Dinner with friends
Find the evening that works.
Drinks after work
An evening most of the group can make.
Weekend hike
Which day suits the group.
Study group
A weekly hour that works around everyone's classes.
Tabletop game session
The evening the whole table can make.
RSVPs
Movie night
A head count, and what to watch.
House party
Yes, no or maybe, and how many.
Why it beats a group chat
- Everyone marks their times once, and the best ones rise to the top with the names of whoever can't make each.
- Lock in a time and everyone who left an email gets it in their calendar.
- Nobody has to make an account or install an app to answer.
- A booking sheet for a court or appointments makes sure two people can't take the same hour.
Questions people ask
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Making one is free, and the people you send it to never pay or sign up. Paid plans add things like reminders on a day you pick and your own colours.
- Does everyone need to download an app?
- No. It's a web page that works on any phone or computer, with or without JavaScript.
- Can I use it for a regular thing, like a weekly game?
- Yes. A poll can ask about days of the week instead of dates, to find the regular night that suits the most people.
- Can I see who can't make a time?
- Yes. Each of the best times names whoever can't make it, so you can decide whether to wait for them or go ahead. You can also hide names until you close the poll.