vs When2meet

A modern alternative to When2meet

When2meet has been around forever and it's free — but the UI is a time capsule. The grid of tiny squares is nearly unusable on a phone, which is where most of your friends will open the link. whenyoufree is what When2meet would look like if it were built today.

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With When2meet

You share the When2meet link and watch it fail on mobile — tiny tap targets, a time-slot grid nobody reads correctly, and a design that looks like it was last updated when Internet Explorer was relevant. Half your group gives up.

With whenyoufree?

whenyoufree uses a clean date-range calendar. Friends tap the days they're free — big, easy tap targets that work on any phone. You get a live colour calendar showing exactly which dates have the most availability. Simple to read, fast to use.

Feature comparison

FeatureWhen2meetwhenyoufree?
Mobile-friendly designMobile-first
No account for respondentsNot requiredNot required
Free to useFreeFree to start
Date-range approachHour-by-hour gridDay-level calendar
Live colour resultsHeat map gridColour calendar
Add to Apple / Google CalendarYes
Confirmation emails to guestsIncluded in Pro

Questions

What's the main difference from When2meet?

When2meet uses a time-slot grid (you pick available hours across a week). whenyoufree uses a date-range approach — you define a window of possible dates and friends mark which whole days work. It's better for events where you're picking a date, not a time.

Is whenyoufree free like When2meet?

Free to start: you get 1 active event with the full feature set. Pro (£15 once) adds unlimited events, confirmation emails to all guests when you lock a date, and more.

Do respondents need an account?

No. Share the link, friends tap the days they're free, done. No sign-up needed for respondents.

When should I use When2meet instead?

When2meet shines when you need people to mark specific hours — for example, scheduling a recurring meeting across time zones. whenyoufree is better when you're choosing a date for a social event or trip: it's faster to respond to and easier to read.

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Free to start · Friends need no account · No credit card