A When2meet alternative for friends who prefer actual dates
When2meet gives you an availability grid to paint. GetTogether gives your friends specific dates and a yes, maybe, or no choice—because decoding modern art should not be step one.
Free for friend groups. Guests vote in their browser with no account or app download.
One link for the decisions that matter
- Offer real options — Add the dates and times that could actually happen. Friends answer yes, maybe, or no instead of coloring every hour they might theoretically exist.
- Choose the venue — Put restaurant, bar, park, or living-room options on the same page and let the group vote.
- Collect the RSVPs — Confirm the winning date and keep final details and RSVPs on the link everyone already has.
Specific choices beat a sea of squares
An availability grid is useful when every hour is negotiable. For a friend hangout, a short list of dates is often all the group needs.
| Planning need | GetTogether | When2meet |
|---|---|---|
| How friends share availability | Yes / maybe / no on specific dates | Paint an availability grid |
| Guest account required | No | No |
| Vote on a venue | Yes | — |
| Track RSVPs after choosing | Yes | — |
| Keep final details on the same link | Yes | — |
| Also considering Doodle? | Use GetTogether for the date, venue, and RSVPs | Focused on availability |
From “maybe” to a real plan
- Add possible dates — Choose the few dates and times your group is genuinely considering.
- Share one link — Friends vote yes, maybe, or no in their browser, with no guest account required.
- Confirm the plan — Pick the winner, settle the venue, and collect RSVPs without starting a second link.
About this planner
What is a good When2meet alternative for friend groups?
GetTogether is a simpler option for groups that would rather vote on a few specific dates than fill in an availability grid. Friends answer yes, maybe, or no, then use the same link for venue voting and RSVPs.
How is GetTogether different from When2meet?
When2meet shows a shared availability grid. GetTogether starts with specific date and time options, shows each friend's yes, maybe, or no vote, and keeps the venue, final details, and RSVPs together.
Do guests need an account to vote?
No. Guests open the shared link in their browser, enter their name, and vote without creating an account or downloading an app.
Can friends vote on places as well as dates?
Yes. Add venue options to the event page and let the group vote on them alongside the date choices.
Can I collect RSVPs after the group picks a date?
Yes. Confirm the winning date, add the final details, and collect Going, Maybe, or Can't Go responses on the same link.
Trade the availability heat map for a plan your friends can answer at a glance.
Keep exploring
- See the Partiful alternative — Decide the plan before sending the invitation.
- Plan a casual hangout — Turn “we should hang” into a date, place, and RSVP list.