Stop Scheduling Back-and-Forth
Propose times, collect availability through a shared poll, and finalize a time.
Key Features
Shareable poll links
Voting without an account
Connected calendar availability
Google Calendar; Microsoft 365 and CalDAV require Pro.
Local time display
Poll finalization
Get Started in 3 Steps
1
Set a title, duration, and candidate times
2
Share the link to collect availability
Participants can vote without creating an account.
3
Review responses and finalize a time
Scheduling notes
- ✓Create polls immediately instead of starting email threads—stop scheduling email chains before they start
- ✓Propose 3-5 time options to give flexibility while keeping the poll focused and easy to respond to
- ✓Include a 'if needed' time slot to see if people would stretch for a less convenient time if no perfect option exists
- ✓Share polls in the same channel where scheduling was being discussed (email thread, Slack channel) for immediate context
Frequently Asked Questions
Do participants need an account?+−
You can create a public poll and vote through its link without an account. Sign in to connect calendars and manage polls across devices.
Can I see calendar conflicts?+−
Connect a calendar to view existing commitments while choosing times. Calendar access and connection limits depend on your plan.
How are time zones handled?+−
Poll times appear in the viewer’s selected time zone. Check the date and local time before finalizing.
How is a poll different from a booking page?+−
A poll collects availability from a group. A booking page lets a guest choose a time from a host’s availability.