About Timespree
One link. A time to meet.
Timespree helps groups find a meeting time. An organizer chooses dates, shares a link, and participants mark their availability. The shared heatmap shows which times overlap.
Who it is for
Study groups, volunteers, friends, and teams can use Timespree to collect availability without asking every participant to create an account. Our free tools also help compare time zones, estimate meeting costs, and create calendar links.
The people behind the site
Tasnim Ahmed writes Timespree's coverage of group scheduling and the tools teams use to find a time that works for everyone. These articles cover availability polls, calendar workflows, and the trade-offs between scheduling tools.
Abrar Ahmed builds free tools for groups and writes about scheduling, remote work, and the software that keeps distributed teams in sync.
How we research
For comparison and how-to articles, we set up each tool and use it hands-on, on both desktop and a phone. Pricing and plan limits are checked against each vendor's own pricing or help page and dated in the text; where a claim cannot be verified at the source, we describe the mechanism instead of guessing a number. Timespree is one of the tools we compare, so we disclose it and flag the cases where a competitor is the better pick.
Our articles
Our blog covers scheduling methods, tool comparisons, and practical guides. We publish it as the makers of Timespree, not as an independent review organization. Product features and prices can change; check the vendor's current terms before purchasing.
Contact and privacy
For general inquiries, partnerships, or article corrections, email contact@timespree.app.
For product help or bug reports, email support@timespree.app.
For privacy questions or data-deletion requests, email privacy@timespree.app. Our privacy policy explains how the service handles your information.