Find a date that works for everyone.

Asking “when are you free?” in the chat means a sprawling thread and someone quietly left out. Run a quick availability poll instead: put the candidate dates in one link — Maybe means “I can make it work”, Hard No means “I'm away” — and the date that suits the whole group surfaces fast. Nod Together is a meeting poll for choosing among proposed dates and times, not a calendar grid or calendar integration.

How Nod Together works

  1. Share one link

    One question and up to ten options. No accounts, no app to install — the link works in any chat, or none.

  2. Everyone reacts privately

    Each person answers Yes, Maybe, No or Hard No for every option. Nobody sees anyone else's votes — not even the organizer.

  3. Reveal the nod

    The result is the option with the broadest acceptance, not the simple majority — one Hard No outweighs a pile of casual yeses.

Four calendars, one dinner

Four friends run a scheduling poll for a dinner date. Friday gets three Yeses and one Hard No — someone's out of town. The following Thursday gets one Yes and three Maybes: perfect for no one, possible for everyone. That's the dinner that actually happens, with all four chairs filled.