Consecutive-day options
Choose how many days the trip lasts and compare complete date blocks.
Plan a weekend away
Give everyone the same window of possible dates, let them mark when they’re free, and see which weekend rises to the top.
Plan a weekend away Free to use · Responders don’t need an accountLess chasing, more choosing
A Saturday may look perfect until you realise half the group cannot do Friday night or Sunday morning. Set the event duration to two or more consecutive days so each response reflects the complete trip you are actually planning.
Choose how many days the trip lasts and compare complete date blocks.
Planning months ahead is easy: set the first and last possible dates yourself.
See free and maybe responses together instead of counting messages manually.
Three simple steps
Choose consecutive days and enter the number of days you need.
Add the earliest and latest dates your group should consider.
Collect everyone’s availability and book the option that works best.
Questions, answered
Yes. You can choose a duration of two to thirty consecutive days for longer trips and holidays.
You choose both the first and last possible dates, so you can plan well into the future.
No. Anyone can respond using their name. Signing in is only needed if they want to edit or delete their response later.
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