Flok › Flok vs Shared Calendars
The usual fix for “when is everyone free?” is a shared Google or Apple calendar. But to see your free days, everyone has to hand over their whole calendar — every event, title, and location.
Free on the App Store and Google Play.Shared calendars are built for people who already share everything: a household, a team, a family. You subscribe to each other’s calendars, and now everyone can see everyone’s events in full detail. For coordinating a workplace, that’s the point.
For a group of friends, it’s too much. Nobody actually wants to publish their whole calendar to the group — and even Google’s “free/busy only” sharing has to be set up per person, still ties busy blocks to you, and gives you no ranking of the days that work for the whole group. You end up eyeballing five overlapping calendars by hand anyway.
Yes — that’s exactly what Flok is for. Everyone marks the days they can’t do, and Flok shows the group’s free days without anyone sharing or connecting a calendar.
No, by design. Flok never reads your personal calendar. You mark your busy days yourself, and friends see only free-or-busy — never events, titles, or reasons.
To reveal your free days that way, friends see your whole calendar in detail, it has to be set up per person, and you still have to compare everyone’s free time by hand. Flok keeps it private and ranks the best group dates automatically.
Yes — free to download and use on iPhone and Android.
Free on iPhone and Android. Your group, the days that work, no polls.