Flok › Flok vs Rallly
Rallly is a clean, open-source take on the date poll. But it’s still a poll: someone proposes options, everyone votes, and it’s web-only — one plan at a time.
Free on the App Store and Google Play.Rallly lets you create a date poll, share a link, and have people vote on which options work. It’s open-source, privacy-minded, and free — a solid pick if you like the poll model and want something you can even self-host.
The catch is the model itself. Every plan starts with someone building a list of date options, everyone votes, and there’s no ongoing group or native app tying it together. For a friend group planning again and again, that’s a poll every single time.
No — Flok is a native iOS and Android app rather than a self-hostable web tool. It’s free to use, and it’s built around an ongoing friend group instead of one-off polls.
No. Flok has no poll step. Everyone marks the days they can’t do, and the dates that work for the most people surface automatically for every plan.
Yes. Friends only ever see free-or-busy, never your calendar, event titles, or the reason a day is blocked.
Free on iPhone and Android. Your group, the days that work, no polls.