Sweee
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Sweee launched on July 21, 2026 with 6 votes, #3,356 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Sweee is a free, no-sign-in scheduler for casual plans. Hosts paint up to seven candidate dates and choose a time range, then get a shareable invite link in about seven seconds. Friends open the link and paint the times they’re free—no app, account, or checkbox grid. Sweee turns everyone’s answers into a live heatmap, ranks the best overlaps, and lets the host finalize the plan and add it to any calendar.
Paint your available dates with a finger and share a URL — that's it. A no-sign-in scheduler that shows everyone's availability at a glance, for dinners, lunches, and events.
Swipe across the calendar to pick the days that work. No typing for dates or times. Presets like "this weekend" and "next weekdays" paint dates in bulk. Time ranges too — just pick lunch or dinner. From new event to a share-ready link in a measured 7 seconds. Paste it straight into LINE or email. Opening the link lands straight on the answer screen. No app installs, no accounts. No forms, no ○△× grids. Participants just swipe their free slots. Names can come later — or not at all. Answers are tallied in real time. Hosts see everyone's overlap as a heatmap, with the best slots ranked first. Tap the best overlap to lock it in. Participants are notified. Add the finalized plan to Google…from sweee.app
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