Flok
The easiest way to find when your whole group is free
What it does
Flok makes planning with friends simple by starting with availability. Create a group, mark the days you can’t make it, and instantly see which dates work best for everyone. No polls, spreadsheets, or endless “when are you free?” messages in the group chat. Flok gives your group one shared calendar so you can spend less time coordinating and more time actually making plans.
One place for your flok to see when everyone is free and actually make plans.
Flok shows your whole flok the days that work for everyone. No group-chat polls, no calendar screenshots, no “what weekend works?” Create a flok and invite friends by text. They’re in the moment they sign up. Everyone marks the days they can’t do. It takes seconds, and it’s private. Flok ranks the dates when the most people are free. Pick one and go. Flok comes from the Scandinavian flokk : a group moving together. As life gets busier, the people who matter most drift apart. Not because friendships fade, but because coordinating everyone’s schedule got harder than the hangout itself. Flok starts with the hardest part, knowing when everyone is free, and grows from there into the home for…from joinflok.app
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