Free meeting poll
AllBack's meeting poll is a free way to find a time for a group. Pick a few days and times, and people vote Yes, If needed, or No. AllBack reminds only the people who have not voted, and sends everyone the final time with a calendar file.
Next, you sign in with a code by email, add people if you want, and share the link.
How it works
Tap a few days in the calendar, and add times, or leave a day as a whole day.
Post the link in a chat, or let AllBack email it to each person. People vote on their phone. No account.
The grid shows who can come. Pick the best time, and everyone gets it with a calendar file.
Why this one
The slow part of a meeting poll is the last two people. Add them by email, and AllBack reminds only the people who have not voted: the day before the deadline, and on the day. Everyone else gets nothing.
People who voted get nothing. The others get one short email, the day before the deadline and on the day.
You pick the times in your zone. A team in Berlin, New York, and Tokyo sees one poll, each in local time.
When you pick the time, everyone with an email gets it, with a file for any calendar app and a Google Calendar link.
Yes. Each poll is free for up to 100 people, with reminders and the calendar file. It does not count toward any AllBack plan, and it has no ads.
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No. People open the link, type their name, and vote. Only the organizer signs in, with a code by email and no password.
You pick the times in your own time zone. Each person sees them in theirs, so 2:00 PM in Berlin shows as 8:00 AM in New York.
Yes. A person with a personal link opens it again. A person on the open link gets their own link after they vote, and the same browser shows their answers again.
The poll closes, and every person with an email gets the time, with a calendar file and a Google Calendar link.
Guides
One link, one grid, one final time. Free for up to 100 people.
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