Why this exists
Most scheduling tools make someone guess a list of dates first, then ask everyone to vote on them. That works for a one-hour meeting. It falls apart when you want “a long weekend sometime in the next three months”.
Propose options, then vote
The organizer adds every possible date by hand. Everyone checks each one. If the perfect weekend wasn’t on the list, nobody ever finds out.
Mark when you can’t go, and that’s it
Pick a broad range. Everyone taps the few days they really can’t make it (or “maybe not”). The app checks every day and finds the free stretches for you.
Your calendar says you’re busy every single day. We ask which days you really can’t do.
How it works
About a minute of work for each person.
Create an event
Give it a name and a date range, like “any time between June and August”. No account needed.
Share the link
Drop it into your group chat. Anyone with the link can open it on their phone or laptop and add their name.
Mark your blockers
Tap a day to switch between free, can’t make it and maybe not. Everything else counts as free.
See the best windows
A live heatmap shows the whole group at once, and the longest stretches where nobody is blocked are listed first.
What you get
- Just a link, no sign-up
- Plan months ahead
- “Maybe not” for soft blockers
- Live group heatmap
- Best windows, ranked
- Real-time sync
- Only you edit your days
- No ads, no tracking, EU-hosted
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no paid tier, no ads, and nothing to unlock.
Does anyone need an account?
No, not even the organizer. You create an event, get a link and share it. People open the link and add their name.
How is this different from Doodle or When2meet?
Those tools ask you to vote on dates someone proposed, or to paint every hour you’re free. Here you only mark the days you can’t make it across a whole range, and the app finds the free stretches. It’s built for days and multi-day windows, not one-hour slots.
Why can’t I import my calendar?
Because a busy calendar has something on almost every day. Whether that stand-up or appointment actually stops you from going is something only you can decide, so you mark the days that really matter.
Who can see my answers?
Everyone who has the event link can see and edit the event, so only share it with the people you’re planning with. A first name or nickname is enough. See the privacy policy for details.
Can I delete an event or a person?
You can remove a person and their markings directly in the event. To delete a whole event, get in touch via the imprint and include the link.