WeGoWhen
When2meet, but for whole days instead of hours
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- Categories
- Productivity & NotesFood & Travel
- Use Cases
- Trip PlanningEvent Planning
- Target Audience
- Travellers
- Pricing
- Free
- Platforms
- Web
- Alternatives
Doodle alternatives
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About WeGoWhen
Group trips die in the date argument. WeGoWhen gives you one link to share: everyone taps the days they are free, and it returns the ranked consecutive date ranges that fit the most people - "these six can all go Fri 12 to Mon 15". What makes it different: meeting pollers like When2meet and Doodle answer "which hour suits everyone" and hand you a grid of time slots. A trip is a stretch of days, so WeGoWhen only ever asks about days, and its answer is a ranked list of date ranges rather than a wall of ticks. No accounts, no emails, no ads, no tracking. Create a trip, share the link, and anyone with the link can mark the days they are free. Tap any day to see exactly who is free on it. Works on a phone - drag across the calendar to select a run of days. Built on Cloudflare Pages and D1, open source at github.com/janwan2003/trip-planner.
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WeGoWhen solves the whole-day scheduling problem that When2meet and Doodle ignore. Ranked date ranges that fit the most people is a really practical output.
Comments (2)
Ranking consecutive date ranges rather than single hours is the missing piece for trip planning. One shareable link with no sign-up keeps friends from dropping off.
Built this after a ski trip chat spent three weeks arguing about dates. When2meet asks which hour, which is no help when the trip is four days long.