One question at a time
A date poll asks the group which days work. That narrower choice is faster than comparing a grid of individual time slots.
A date poll built for real plans.
Tymely gives your group one place to compare dates. It is quick enough for game night and organized enough for a team offsite.
What is a date poll?
A date poll is a short list of possible days that a group can vote on. The organizer proposes realistic options, shares one link, and uses the responses to choose the strongest date.
It works especially well when the event already has a general shape, such as an evening game session, a Saturday outing, a family dinner, or a workshop, but the group has not agreed on the day. Tymely can also attach one fixed local time to every date, so the group still makes a simple date choice.
The structure a group chat is missing.
Easy for every guest
Participants enter a name and vote. They do not need an account, a password, or another app on their phone.
Private organizer control
The public link collects availability while the private manage link keeps detailed review and finalization with the organizer.
Use a date poll when the day is the hard part.
If everyone is choosing among the same few days, a date poll keeps the decision legible. It avoids asking each person to paint a detailed weekly calendar when a few yes-or-maybe votes will do.
A good fit for:
- Tabletop campaigns, game nights, and club meetups
- Family dinners, birthdays, and weekend outings
- Team offsites, volunteer days, and workshops
- Trips where the group already knows the general plan
Share once, update in place
Participants receive a secure edit link after responding, so changed plans do not require another poll or a manual tally.
Put the possible dates in one place.
Create the poll, share the link, and let the group move the plan forward.
Start a free poll