Comparison
Looking for a LettuceMeet alternative?
LettuceMeet and whenfor.us share the same basic idea: everyone marks when they're free, and the overlap shows the answer. Both are free and don't require an account. Here's where they differ, so you can pick the right one for your group.
What LettuceMeet offers
LettuceMeet describes itself as 100% free, with no account required and an integration with Google Calendar: you can show your Google Calendar while you fill in your availability, which is handy if your life is in that calendar. Accounts are optional.
What whenfor.us adds
- The answer in words. Besides the heatmap, one sentence names the best time and who it works for: "Fri 7–9 pm works for 4 of 5 (not Sam)."
- A clear finish. The organizer picks the final time. Everyone sees "It's on!", can add it to their calendar in one tap, and the organizer gets a picture and a message to post in the group chat.
- Automatic time zones. Each person sees the grid in their own local time, without choosing anything.
- Made for the group chat. The grid is designed for phones first, and the steps are kept to the minimum: name, drag, done.
- Private by default. No ads, and events with everyone's answers are deleted 90 days after their last day.
Which one should you use?
If seeing your Google Calendar while you answer matters most, LettuceMeet's integration is a real plus; whenfor.us doesn't connect to calendars. If your group answers from phones in a chat, spans time zones, or you want a clear "it's decided" moment at the end, give whenfor.us a try. Both cost nothing, so the quickest way to decide is to make one event in each.
Questions people ask
Is whenfor.us free like LettuceMeet?
Yes. Free, no ads, no account for anyone.
Does whenfor.us connect to Google Calendar?
Not for reading your calendar. Once the final time is picked, everyone can add it to Google Calendar or any calendar app in one tap.