Making plans shouldn't be this hard.

Existing scheduling tools can be useful, but some feel unnecessarily complicated, especially on mobile.

I wanted a way for anyone to join through a link and share their availability without having to create an account.

With ufree, someone creates a scheduling room and shares a link.

Participants mark when they're available, and the service finds the times that work best for the group.

I focused on making the time-selection experience simple and comfortable on mobile devices.

Once ufree was live, I started looking at how people actually used it.

Creating a room isn't the same as successfully making plans. What mattered more was whether people joined, submitted their availability, and eventually confirmed a time.

Early usage data helped me see the difference between how I expected people to use the product and what they actually did.

Making it easier for invited participants to respond.

Helping groups move naturally from comparing availability to confirming a plan.

ufree is still evolving through that process.