Guides to scheduling a group
Everything we have learned about getting a group of people to agree on a date, written down.
- How to schedule a meeting with a group A short, practical method for getting a group of people onto one date: how many options to offer, how far ahead to ask, and how to close it out.
- How to get people to actually answer your date poll Most people who do not answer a scheduling poll are not refusing - they hit friction. Here is where the drop-off happens and what removes it.
- How to plan a team dinner Date first, venue second, and a few things that decide whether people come. A practical order of operations for whoever got handed the team dinner.
Ways people use it
- A free Doodle alternative A free alternative for scheduling a group. Propose dates, share one link, everyone marks yes, maybe or no. No account for you, none for them, and no paid tier.
- Group scheduling poll Create a scheduling poll for a group in about a minute. Propose dates, share one link, and see at a glance which date the most people can make.
- Find a date everyone can make Stop guessing which evening works. Propose a handful of dates, share one link, and let everyone mark when they can. Free, no account, answers in minutes.
- Scheduling a team dinner Organising the team dinner? Propose a few evenings, send one link, and see who can make which. Free, no account, and the calendar invitation sends itself.
- Book club scheduling Pick the book club date without the group chat. Propose a few evenings, share one link, and everyone marks when they can. Free and no account needed.