Rallly
Rallly
Find a time that suits everyone by sharing a poll, with no account needed for the people you invite.
Rallly takes the back-and-forth out of scheduling a meeting. The organiser proposes a handful of dates and times, shares a single link, and invitees mark which options work for them — no sign-up wall in the way. The tool then shows at a glance which slot has the most availability.
Simple for guests, handy for hosts
Polls can be created in seconds, edited later, and closed when a time is chosen. Participants see the time in their own timezone, which avoids the usual confusion on distributed teams, and the organiser can be notified by email when responses arrive. A dashboard keeps track of every poll you have created.
- Date and time-slot polls with yes / if-need-be / no answers
- Automatic timezone conversion for each participant
- Email notifications and comments on a poll
- Self-hostable with a PostgreSQL database
It is built with Next.js and TypeScript, and is released under the AGPL, so you can run your own private instance.
Key Features
- Create a poll and share it with a link
- Guests vote without registering
- Yes, maybe and no responses per slot
- Automatic timezone handling
- Email notifications and poll comments
- Dashboard for managing your polls
- Self-host with Docker and PostgreSQL
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Rallly is open source. It is released under the AGPL 3.0 license.
You can use Rallly as a free, open-source alternative to Doodle.
Yes, Rallly can be self-hosted on your own server or cloud infrastructure.
It is built using JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, MDX, PLpgSQL.
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