Who are you?
Everyone invited shares this link — tap your own name.
Pick a night, ping your people, watch the yeses land.
Frenbar is a free app for plans with friends: invite people, let them vote on a date, and see who's coming — no account needed to answer.
Free on the iPhone (iOS 17 or later) and in any web browser — sign in with Google or an email address, and it's one account on both.
The Android app is in testing and isn't on Google Play yet. On an Android phone, use Frenbar in the browser — and the people you invite never need an app at all.
People who actually see their friends — dinners, runs, drinks, birthdays. Not networking, not ticketed events, not strangers by default.
Yes. There is nothing to buy in the app, and there are no ads.
Not to answer an invitation. Someone you invited opens the link, taps their own name and says yes or no — no sign-up, no phone number, nothing to install. Someone asking to come through your ask-to-come link confirms their email address first, with Google or a link Frenbar emails them, so you know who's asking.
Yes. Offer a few dates and times, guests tick the ones they can make, and you pick.
Anyone holding the invitation link sees the names of everyone invited — never their email addresses — and can answer for any name on it. So send it to each person yourself, not to a group.
Post the ask-to-come link. It shows the event without the guest list, each person confirms their email address and asks, and you decide who comes. You can close it any time.
It's in testing and isn't on Google Play yet. Android phones can use Frenbar in the browser today, and your guests never need an app.
No ads, no analytics, no tracking. The privacy policy says what is stored and who can see it.
Everyone invited shares this link — tap your own name.