Find a time that works for everyone
Share one link and everyone marks when they are free. The times that suit the group light up.
- Made for phones
- Times, weekdays or whole days
- Best times at a glance
- Free, no sign-up
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How it works
Pick the options
Choose dates (or days of the week, or whole days) and the hours that could work.
Share one link
Post it in the group chat or send it by email. Nobody needs an account.
See the best time
Everyone taps when they are free. The poll lists the times that suit the most people.
Why use this one
Easy on a phone
Big slots you can tap, and press-and-hold to fill a whole block. No pinching and zooming.
Not just hours
Ask about times on dates, days of the week for a weekly meeting, or whole days for a trip.
The answer, not just a grid
A short list of the best times shows how many can come and who can't.
Every time zone
People abroad see each time in their own zone as well, so nobody answers for the wrong hour.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. There is no paid plan, no limit on polls, and up to 200 people can answer each poll. A small number of ads pay for the hosting.
Does anyone need an account or an app?
No. You share one link, and each person types their name and taps the times they are free. It works in any browser, on phones and computers.
Is it a When2meet alternative?
Yes. It works the same way (a grid where everyone marks when they are free) but it is built for phones, can also ask about whole days or days of the week, and lists the best times for you.
How do I mark many times at once?
On a computer, drag across the grid. On a phone, tap single times, or press and hold a slot, then drag to fill a whole block.
What about different time zones?
The poll uses the organizer's time zone, and anyone in a different zone sees each time in their own zone too, so remote teams and families abroad can answer correctly.
Can I ask about whole days instead of hours?
Yes. Choose "Whole days" for trips, weekends away or events: everyone simply taps the days they are free.
How do we decide?
The results list the best times, with how many people are free and who can't make it. The organizer picks one as the meeting time and can set its exact start and end. Everyone then sees it at the top of the poll, with an "Add to calendar" button: Google Calendar, or a calendar file for Apple, Outlook and other apps. A weekly meeting is added as an event that repeats every week.
Who can see the answers?
Everyone with the link sees the names and times people mark, so use first names. Polls are not listed anywhere and are hidden from search engines.
Can two people answer on the same phone?
Yes. When the first person has answered, tap "Not Sara? Answer as someone else" (with their name) and the next person types their own name. The first answer stays saved. To change it later on that phone, its owner needs their private link, which the page offers to copy.
Can someone answer under my name?
Names are not checked (nothing is, without accounts), but each name can answer only once per poll, and only the device that answered, or the private link it gives you for your other devices, can change that answer. The organizer can remove any answer, and once an answer is removed anyone can answer under that name. If yours is removed, your page tells you, so you can answer again or ask the organizer.
How long is a poll kept?
Polls are deleted automatically 60 days after their last date (180 days after creation for polls on days of the week). The organizer can delete a poll at any time.
Need tips? Read how to find a meeting time that works for everyone.