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Work · June 10, 2025

Set The Date

Group scheduling app to plan events effortlessly

Set The Date launched on June 10, 2025 with 5 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Set The Date is a free group scheduling app that helps you plan events by letting friends vote on the best date — no logins, no installs, just a simple shareable poll.

Set The Date is a group scheduling app that helps you find a date everyone is free. Create a simple poll, share it in WhatsApp or email, and let friends vote Best, Maybe or No.

No more group chat chaos. Set The Date is a group scheduling app built for effortless planning. Let your friends vote on the best date for any event — no logins, no installs, just a simple link. Set The Date offers a range of features designed to make group scheduling simple, fast, and mobile-friendly. Explore what makes this group scheduling app different! Quickly propose a few date options for your event. Perfect for dinners, meetups, trips, and team events. Send your custom link via WhatsApp, email, or anywhere. Participants don’t need to log in. Friends vote “Best / Maybe / No” — Set The Date shows you the winning date automatically. Organising a weekend away? Struggling to…from setthedate.app

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