Birthdays

Find the best day for the birthday

The birthday is a fixed date. The party is not. Picking the nearest evening where the most people can actually show up beats defending the exact day to a half-empty room.

Poll the fortnight around the date

Offer the weekend before, the day itself, and the weekend after. That is usually five or six realistic options — small enough that friends answer immediately.

If the venue matters more than the day, add time slots: an early sitting and a late one often rescue a date that looked half-full.

Surprise parties

Send the poll to the guest list and keep the birthday person off it. Nothing in a poll is emailed automatically, so there is nothing to intercept — the link only exists where you send it.

Turnout beats perfection

Nine friends on the Saturday after is a better party than four on the day. The ranked results make that trade obvious rather than something you argue about in the chat.

Frequently asked questions

How do I pick a birthday party date?
Poll the weekend before, the day itself and the weekend after. Pick the option with the highest turnout — proximity to the exact date matters less than who can actually come.
Can I keep the poll private from one person?
Yes. A poll is only reachable by its link, and nothing is sent automatically, so a surprise party stays a surprise as long as you control who gets the link.
Do participants need an account?
No. Participants can open the shared link and mark their availability without creating an account. They enter a name, tap the days that work, and submit.

Find the day everyone can make it

Create a free poll in under a minute. Share one link. No accounts for anyone.

Last updated 2026-08-18