2meet is a shared calendar for groups. One person creates an event and shares a link, everyone else marks the days that work for them. A colour-coded heatmap shows at a glance which date suits the most people. No account, no app download, no cost.
Give your event a name – like "Summer BBQ". You get a shareable link right away, without registering.
Send it via WhatsApp, iMessage or email, or show the QR code. Nobody needs to install anything.
Everyone taps the days they are free – or not. The best date emerges on its own, in real time.
No account, no password. Open the link and start.
Not a form, not a poll – an actual month view you tap on.
The moment someone votes, everyone else sees it. No reloading.
A heatmap shows which days have the most availability.
iPhone, Android, tablet and desktop – straight in the browser.
No ads, no premium tier, no hidden costs.
You know the pattern: someone suggests a date, half the group can't make it, another date gets thrown out, and weeks later there is still no plan. Scheduling by group chat fails because nobody can see everyone's availability at once.
2meet puts that on one screen. Whether it's friends, family, a sports team or colleagues – you create a shared event in seconds, everyone marks when they are free, and the calendar shows the overlap. It works as a lightweight alternative to date polls and scheduling surveys, with no sign-up step to lose people at.
Nothing is tracked, no advertising is shown, and the data lives on servers in Frankfurt, Germany.
No. There is no registration and no password. You enter a first name so the others know whose entry they are looking at – a nickname is fine.
Nothing. No ads, no premium version, no hidden costs.
There is no fixed limit. The same link works for three people or thirty.
Yes, any time. Tap the day again until it shows what you want – available, unavailable, or no answer at all. Everyone sees the change immediately.
No, 2meet runs in the browser on any device. You can add it to your home screen if you want it to behave like an app.