DayBingo
Find the day everyone can do. No accounts.
What it does
DayBingo is a free date poll. Pick possible dates, share one unlisted link, and watch the calendar light up. When a date fills, you call bingo. No accounts. No hours. No maybe-vote. No consecutive-block math. Weekends-only if you want it. Anyone with the link can view or edit, so share it with people you trust. Idle events may delete after about 90 days. Making plans with a group shouldn't take a spreadsheet, an overbuilt poll, or yet another account. Just send a Bingo.
Create a free group availability poll, share one link, and quickly find the dates everyone can make.
Pick some dates, pass the link around, and watch the calendar light up when everyone is free. Everything you need to find a date—nothing you need to manage. DayBingo is a free group availability poll. Choose a date range, share one link, and see which dates work for everyone. No. Organizers and responders can use DayBingo without signing up, sharing an email address, or remembering a password. Yes. Include any day, weekends only, or your own mix of weekdays so people only respond to dates that could actually work. Events are unlisted and kept out of search results, but anyone with the hard-to-guess link can view and edit them. Share event links only with people you trust. Events are…from day-bingo.com
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