See who's free at a glance, then send the calendar invite in two clicks.
Already have a plan? Use the link the organizer shared with you.
Three steps, from "when are we free?" to an invite on everyone's calendar.
Pick a few dates or a whole range, and the hours you could meet. Planning a trip? Make it an all-day plan.
Text it, post it in the group chat, or send email invites from Commonhour. Nobody needs an account to respond.
See the best times ranked by who can make it, then send the calendar invite in two clicks.
Free means free
Other tools save the calendar invite for paying customers. Commonhour gives it to everyone, no exceptions.
Google Calendar, Outlook, or an .ics file, with everyone who's free added as a guest.
Create a plan or respond to one with just a name and email.
Not for you, and not for the people you invite.
A short roundup of who's in, plus a nudge when it looks ready to book.
Everyone sees times in their own zone automatically.
Tap to mark your times in any mobile browser. Nothing to install.
Coming soon
Reminders for people who haven't answered, respond-by deadlines, a roster of who has replied, room for bigger groups, and Google Calendar sync. Everything you use today stays free, and calendar invites stay free for everyone.
No. Anyone can create a plan or respond to one without an account. A free account is optional: it saves your plan history and raises the limit to 20 responses on plans you create.
Yes. Creating plans, responding, and generating calendar invites for Google Calendar, Outlook, or an .ics file are all free, with no ads. The calendar invite is free on every plan and will stay that way.
Plans created without an account take up to 12 responses. Plans created while signed in to a free Planner account take up to 20 responses, and Organizer (coming soon) takes up to 100.
Yes. Commonhour detects each person's time zone and converts the plan's times for them, with a manual override if you want to see times in a different zone.
A booked plan is deleted 10 days after the booked date. A plan that's never booked is deleted 30 days after its last candidate date. The organizer can also delete a plan at any time.
When2Meet is free and needs no account, like Commonhour, but it doesn't generate calendar invites or offer organizer tools. Commonhour adds a ranked best time, free calendar invites, and optional plan history on top of the same no-account simplicity.
Set up a plan in about a minute. Free, no account, no ads.
Why Commonhour exists
I built Commonhour because I believe people coming together for the right reasons helps make the world better, and the logistics of finding a time shouldn't be what stops that from happening. That's why the core of it, propose times, respond, get the invite, stays free, zero ads, and built to actually finish the job, on purpose.
Brandon, the person building Commonhour