Even large polls stay fast
A hundred participants and a hundred dates are no problem any more. The grid loads quickly, scrolls smoothly and uses the full width when there are only a few dates. If you used to reach for a spreadsheet beyond a certain size: give it another try.
The course planner
For courses, workshops and anything with limited places. Participants sign up for dates and see where places are still free. If a date is full, they join the waiting list and move up automatically as soon as someone cancels — they hear about it by email and can hand the place back with one click. Plus a sign-up deadline per date, for example up to 48 hours before the start. Cancelling is always possible, even after the deadline.
The bring list
For the summer party, kindergarten celebration or club outing. You set what is needed, and everyone enters what they bring or take on — also in quantities such as “3 bottles”. That way you see at a glance what is still missing, and not everyone brings a cake.
Replies for several people
Whether for your own children or for older relatives: replying for several people has been rebuilt from scratch — on the phone as well as on the computer. Replying on the go has also become clearer in other ways: “Cancel” and “Send” stay fixed at the bottom edge, only the page scrolls, and while someone is replying nothing distracts them.
Three views of your poll
The grid, the list by dates and the list by participants. For a course, the date list shows the confirmations, the waiting list and the requests for every date together — and you switch back to the overall view with one click.
Everyone has their own access, even without an account
After replying, everyone gets a personal link and uses it to change their replies on any device. If someone signs up with an email address that has already replied in the poll, we first send a code to that address. That way nobody can overwrite other people's replies.