A free LettuceMeet alternative for picking a day, not an hour
LettuceMeet is a clean take on the classic drag-over time grid — great when a team needs to find a shared hour. But most social plans don't need an hour. They need a day. Pick Our Day skips the grid entirely: everyone taps whole days on a calendar, right from their phone.
No sign-up · one link · takes a minute
Time grids are for meetings. Days are for plans.
Dragging over half-hour cells makes sense when you're scheduling a 30-minute call. For a dinner, a trip, or game night, it's the wrong question — nobody knows if they're free "2:30–4:00 three Saturdays from now." They know whether the day is open.
Asking in whole days makes answering dramatically easier, especially on a phone: tap the days that work, star the ones you'd prefer, done. The group's overlap shows up as a green heatmap, and the best dates rank themselves. Time and place go in the shared plan box after the day is settled — which is how groups actually decide anyway.
Pick Our Day vs. LettuceMeet
| Pick Our Day | LettuceMeet | |
|---|---|---|
| Granularity | Whole days — tap a calendar | Time slots — drag over a grid |
| Best for | Trips, dinners, events ("which day?") | Meetings ("which hour?") |
| Free / Preferred marking | Yes — preferred days rank higher | Available / if-needed style marking |
| Account | Never, for anyone | Optional sign-in |
| After the vote | Finalize a date, shared plan box, comments, ready-made announcement | See the overlap; decide elsewhere |
| Data retention | Auto-deletes 90 days after last edit | Kept until removed |
If your group genuinely needs to compare hours — a recurring team call, a study session — a time grid like LettuceMeet or When2meet is the right shape. If the real question is "which day can everyone make?", Pick Our Day asks exactly that and nothing more.
How it works
Share one link
Create a plan, name it, and send the link. Nobody signs up or installs anything.
Tap free & preferred days
Whole days, no dragging. The more people free, the greener the day gets.
Finalize the winner
Best dates rank by overlap. Lock one in, add time and place, share the announcement.
Common questions
Can I pick times of day, like LettuceMeet?
No — Pick Our Day is deliberately whole-day only. Groups settle the day first, then sort the time in the shared plan box ("6pm at Maya's"). If you need hour-level comparison, a time grid is the better tool.
Does it work well on phones?
Yes — that's the point. Tapping calendar days works cleanly on a small screen, where dragging across a dense time grid is fiddly. Most people open shared links on their phone.
Is it really free, with no account?
Completely free, no ads, and nobody — organizer included — ever creates an account. Plans auto-delete 90 days after the last change.
Ask the question your group can actually answer.
Free forever · no account · one shared link