Use case: Event Planning

Stop asking “when works for
everyone?” — just know.

Whether you're planning a team offsite, a birthday dinner, or a group trip, finding a date that works for everyone is the first bottleneck. CommonTime removes it — share one link, collect availability, get your answer.

Plan your event

Works for any kind of group event

Team offsites
Find a week that clears everyone's calendar
Birthday parties
Poll your friends for a date that works
Board meetings
Schedule quarterly reviews across executives
Book clubs
Find the evening that fits everyone's week
Sports & activities
Organize group runs, hikes, or games
Family gatherings
Coordinate holidays across time zones

How to plan your event

  1. 1
    Select your candidate dates
    Pick the specific dates you're considering — could be 3 weekends, 5 evenings, or a whole month of options.
  2. 2
    Share one link with your group
    Everyone clicks the link, enters their name, and marks which dates work for them. No account, no app, no friction.
  3. 3
    See who can make what
    The heatmap shows you at a glance which dates have the best turnout. CommonTime highlights the fairest option — not just the most popular.
  4. 4
    Lock it in
    Choose your date and generate a calendar invite to send to your attendees. One click to export to Google Calendar, Outlook, or iCal.

What makes it easy

No signup for guests

Your guests don't need to install an app or create an account. One link is all it takes — perfect for mixed groups.

Fairness algorithm

Not just majority vote. CommonTime flags if a popular date consistently excludes the same person — and suggests a more equitable alternative.

Real-time responses

Watch responses come in live. You'll see the picture forming before everyone has even responded.

Calendar export

When you've picked a date, export a calendar event with one click. Works with Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar.

Find your event date in minutes

Free forever. No account required for organizers or guests.

Start planning