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Star Fit is a tool for planning events with friends or coworkers. A user creates an event with a rough time period, enters preferences, and sends the link to participants. Results update live and show a heat-map of everyone's preferences, with the best time for the event duration calculated using STAR Voting. It is built on Crab Fit and its code is open source.
Samay is a free and open source group scheduling tool. It helps find a time which works for everyone without the back-and-forth texts and emails. The page shows a scheduling grid and offers group poll and one-on-one poll options.
endoflife.date documents end-of-life dates and support lifecycles for various products, aggregating data from various sources and presenting it succinctly. It also makes the data available through an API and offers iCalendar support.
Tuta Calendar is an encrypted calendar that organizes events with end-to-end encryption and a zero-knowledge architecture. It offers push notifications, two-factor authentication, and sharing of calendars and events. Apps are available for Android, iPhone, and open source desktop clients for Windows, macOS and Linux. It is also integrated with email.
Heylo is a platform where group leaders organize events, communications, payments and sponsorships in one place. It provides event creation, RSVPs, attendance and member onboarding, with dues, paid tickets and donations. The service is free to start and also has web and iOS and Android apps.
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