End the Email
Ping-Pong

"Does Tuesday work?" "No, how about Wednesday?" "I can't do Wednesday but Thursday works." Sound familiar? There's a better way.

Create a poll instead

The Email Scheduling Nightmare

Mon 9:02 AM

"Hey team, when works for everyone to sync up this week?"

Mon 11:47 AM

"I'm free Tuesday afternoon or Thursday morning"

Mon 2:15 PM

"Tuesday doesn't work for me. Friday?"

Mon 4:30 PM

"I'm OOO Friday. What about Wednesday?"

Tue 9:15 AM

"Sorry just seeing this - what times are still being considered?"

...thread continues for 3 more days...

This chaos happens because everyone is responding in sequence instead of all at once. A poll fixes this.

The Better Way

Mon 9:02 AM

"Hey team, vote on when you're free: [shareaslot link]"

Mon 3:00 PM

"Everyone voted! Thursday at 2pm works for all. Meeting sent."

One message. One link. Everyone votes in parallel. Done in hours, not days.

Why Polls Beat Emails

Parallel vs. Sequential

With emails, each person responds one at a time, creating a chain. With a poll, everyone votes simultaneously. What takes days becomes hours.

Clear overview

No more scrolling through email chains to piece together who said what. The poll shows everyone's availability in one clear view.

Lower friction

Voting takes 10 seconds. Writing an email takes minutes. People are more likely to respond quickly when it's easy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if someone doesn't vote?

You can see who hasn't voted yet and send them a reminder. Much easier than chasing email responses!

Can I share the poll link in Slack/Teams?

Absolutely! Share the link anywhere—email, Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, text message. It works everywhere.

Do participants need to create accounts?

No accounts needed. They just click the link, enter their name, and vote. Takes about 10 seconds.

Reclaim your inbox

Stop the scheduling email chains. Create a poll instead.

Create your poll now

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