My event
— One day or consecutive overnight stays, easy to align

No signup. Pick candidate dates and send one URL.
Decide a single day — or a connected span such as consecutive overnight stays for trips and retreats.

Create an event

No signup

No account needed. Just open the browser to create events and respond.

Just send a URL

Paste the link into any chat and everyone answers each candidate date with ○ △ ×.

Overnight OK

Decide a single day or a connected span like consecutive nights — great for trips and retreats.

How it works

  1. 01

    Pick candidate dates

    Set an event name, candidate dates, and a response deadline, then get a URL.

  2. 02

    Send the URL

    Copy the link and send it in your usual chat — LINE, email, anything.

  3. 03

    Everyone answers, you decide

    Participants answer ○ △ × per date. In the browser that created the event, you can review responses and decide the dates.

About this tool

My event is a free tool to align dates by sharing a URL of candidate days.
Works for dinners and meetings — and for connected spans like multi-night trips.

Participants answer ○ △ × per date; review and decide in the browser that created the event.
No signup or login — completely free.

Results appear after you decide the dates or after the deadline.
Past decided events are deleted from the server after the decided day.

When to use it?

What this tool is for

My event is a free, no-signup way to align dates by sharing candidate days as a URL (or QR). People answer ○ / △ / × per date; the browser that created the event reviews answers and decides. It covers single-day plans and two consecutive days for stays. Results stay hidden until the host decides or the deadline passes. After the decided day (or the last day of a two-day stay), server data is deleted. It is a thin date-aligner—not a permanent calendar or capacity RSVP system.

Below are situations that fit the current product: propose candidates, collect ○△×, decide in the creator browser.

Situation 1: Friends’ dinner or drinks

Pick a few candidate days, paste the URL into LINE or email. Friends open a browser and mark ○△×—no accounts or new apps. Cuts the “when are you free?” ping-pong. The host decides a single day in the browser that created the event.

Situation 2: Multi-night trips and weekend getaways

When one day is not enough, decide two consecutive candidate days. Adjacent dates only, so “Friday night + Saturday” style stays are easy to align from everyone’s ○△×. Ranking hints help when several pairs look good. Use it to lock the dates before booking.

Situation 3: Small retreats, offsites, study camps (1–2 days)

Volunteer groups locking dates before venues or lodging. Results stay private until decide or deadline, which keeps mid-poll politics quieter. After the decided day, data is removed—so finished polls do not linger on the server. Not for large ticketed events or capacity management.

Situation 4: Groups that do not share one messenger

LINE, WhatsApp, and email can mix; the common surface is a browser. Share a URL or on-screen QR. Admin power stays with the creating browser—pick that device before you start.

Situation 5: Small team meeting alignment

Too small for another corporate tool. Candidates cap at 31 days within a 30-day span—good for near-term options. Once answers start, candidate dates lock, so finalize the set before sharing. Results appear after decide or deadline, so people can answer without watching live tallies.

Situation 6: QR hand-off for answers—not for deciding out loud

If you can pick a date face to face, you do not need the tool. It helps when a few people scan a QR to answer ○△× on their own phones, or take the link home. Answers happen in each browser; the host reviews on the creating device. Do not open a poll just to confirm what you already agreed verbally.

What it is not

Not a permanent company calendar, huge public events, tickets, payments, or capacity RSVPs. Undecided events are not meant to live forever after a decision day. A simple filter: share candidates, collect ○△×, decide one day or a two-day stay? If not, a normal calendar invite may be faster.

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