Stop the back-and-forth. Use a short date-range poll, collect Yes/Maybe/No votes, and pick the best day with a simple decision rule.

Anonymous-by-default polls make group scheduling easier: no sign-up friction, faster replies, and privacy for casual events. Here’s how to run them well.

A free, low-friction scheduling poll: create a vote, share one link, and decide quickly with Yes/Maybe/No. No accounts required.

Doodle is great for time-slot polls. Date-range Yes/Maybe/No polls are better when you need to choose the day first. Here’s how to decide.

Looking for a Doodle alternative? Here’s what to compare (no-login sharing, simple voting, clear results) and why a day-level poll can be faster.

When votes don’t align, use a simple decision rule: maximize Yes, break ties with Maybe, and avoid getting stuck waiting for perfection.

A simple ruleset for running meeting polls: keep ranges short, define “Maybe”, set a deadline, and pick the winner without debate.

Copy-paste examples of great date polls, including suggested date ranges, titles, and what to write when sharing the link.

Create a date poll in under a minute: choose a range, share one link, collect Yes/Maybe/No votes, and pick the best date with confidence.

A meeting poll is a simple way to pick the best day for a group without endless chat messages. Learn how Yes/Maybe/No voting works and when to use it.