WhenIsGood is a classic - but its desktop-only grid feels dated. SyncWhen is mobile-first, real-time, and built for today.
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WhenIsGood was a pioneer in group scheduling - but the interface hasn't kept up with how people use the web today.
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A fair comparison. You decide.
WhenIsGood was one of the first free scheduling tools - and it still works. But several WhenIsGood limitations make it frustrating for modern teams:
No mobile support. WhenIsGood uses a desktop-only drag grid. On phones and tablets, selecting time slots is nearly impossible - and most people check scheduling links on their phone first.
No "maybe" votes. WhenIsGood only supports available/unavailable. There's no way to say "I could make this work" - which means you lose valuable flexibility data.
No real-time updates. You have to refresh the page to see if anyone has voted. SyncWhen shows votes appearing live via WebSocket.
Dated interface. The design hasn't changed in over a decade. For professional use - client meetings, team scheduling - it doesn't make a great impression.
For a full comparison, read our WhenIsGood vs SyncWhen breakdown.
Common questions about using SyncWhen instead of WhenIsGood.
WhenIsGood uses a desktop-oriented grid and needs a page refresh to see new votes. SyncWhen is mobile-first and updates results live via WebSocket, so the best time appears as people vote - no refreshing.
Yes. SyncWhen is free with no signup to create or vote. There is no paywall on the core scheduling features.
No. Participants vote with just their name - no signup, no email required. The organizer needs no account either.
Yes. SyncWhen is built mobile-first, so voting is a few taps on a phone - unlike WhenIsGood's grid, which is awkward on small screens.
Yes. Votes appear live via WebSocket as people submit them, and the leading time updates automatically for everyone viewing the poll.
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