Trying to find a time that works for everyone without a 40-message group chat? Here's how to do it in about a minute with WhenFree — no sign-ups, no app, no cost.
Group chats bury the important question under jokes and side conversations, and half the group never answers. A poll puts every option in one place, shows availability at a glance, and lets people respond on their own time — so you stop chasing replies and just book the time.
Nobody needs an account to vote, and creators don't either. WhenFree keeps only what it needs to run the poll and never asks for an email. More about how it works & who builds it. Looking for a free scheduling poll with no sign-up? That's exactly what this is.
No. Anyone with the link can mark their availability without signing up, downloading an app, or giving an email address.
Yes — it runs on a free hosting tier and there is nothing to pay, no trial, and no premium upsell.
As many as you like. Share the one link with your whole group and everyone marks Yes, Maybe, or No on each time option.
As people respond, the grid tallies every option and highlights the slot that works for the most people, so the winning time is obvious at a glance.
Yes. Once a winning time emerges, the results page shows an "Add to calendar" button that downloads a standard .ics file you can open in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook — no copying and pasting the date by hand.
Yes. Polls you create are remembered in your browser under "My polls" using a private, anonymous cookie — no login required.
As little as possible: the poll title, the time options, and the names and availability people choose to enter. No accounts, no emails, no ad trackers.