Step 1
Sign in with Google
Connect your calendar so uDown can show availability without showing private event details.
Shared availability for friend groups
Find a time your friends can actually make.
uDown checks derived availability from calendars, keeps private details hidden, and helps your group pick a hangout time faster.
Google sign-in, calendar-based availability, and no private event details shown to friends.
Friday hangout
4 friends invited · 90 min
Free together
A strong time for the whole group.
Maybe works
Flexible conflicts need a quick check.
Busy
Not the time to push.
Accept · 2Maybe · 1Notes · 3
Group planning should not take all week.
Picking a time gets messy when every reply lives in a different text thread. Someone is free after class, someone has work, and nobody wants to keep asking the same question.
How it works
One shared view of when the group can meet.
Create an event, invite friends, and let uDown compare availability. The group sees available times, not raw calendar titles, descriptions, locations, attendees, meeting links, notes, or full calendar contents.
Step 2
Create one event
Add the hangout name, duration, and friends. Optional tags, date range, venue, and cost stay lightweight.
Step 3
Pick a shared time
Compare green, amber, and grey availability with RSVP, comments, notes, and suggested times.
Benefits
Less back-and-forth. More actual plans.
See group availability at a glance, invite friends into one event page, and use RSVP, comments, notes, suggested times, and flexible conflict context to pick a workable hangout time.
Availability before another poll
See the group picture before asking everyone to repeat their week.
One event page for the plan
Keep RSVP, comments, editable notes, suggested times, and details in one place.
Privacy stays part of the product
Friends see availability, not private calendar titles, descriptions, locations, or attendees.
Friend-first trust
Your calendar details stay yours.
Friends see availability, not raw Google Calendar titles, descriptions, locations, attendees, meeting links, notes, or full calendar contents.
Friends see availability, not private calendar event details.
Calendar data is used for planning context, not social posting.
The product stays focused on planning one hangout, not booking, payments, or automated scheduling.
Ready to find a time?
Start with one event, invite the people who matter, and see when the group can actually meet.