Everyone marks when they're free. Planora finds the hours that actually overlap, the group votes, and the plan confirms itself: time, place, done. No forty-message thread that ends in nobody going.
An illustration, not a screenshot.
Recorded from the real app: two people mark their free hours, vote, pick a place, and the plan confirms itself.
The only thing anyone has to actually do is say when they're free and tap a vote.
Three decisions that make it feel unlike a group chat.
The person who started the plan can rename it. That's it. They can't move the time or change the place after a vote. The database itself refuses.
A vote closes as soon as the result can't change, and always within 24 hours whether anyone opens the app or not. No plan sits waiting on one person forever.
Other people see the hours you marked for that one plan. Not your week, not your other plans, not your email address. There is no tracking and there are no ads.
Planora isn't on the Play Store. You're downloading it straight from us. Android will ask you to confirm that once. That's normal for a direct download, and here's exactly what you'll see.
planora.apk. Your browser may warn that this type of file can harm your device. That warning appears for every APK, including safe ones. Choose Download anyway.Google charges a fee, requires an identity check, and makes a new personal developer account run a two-week closed test with twelve people before anything goes public. Handing you the file directly skips all of that, and you get updates the day they're made rather than the day a review finishes.
The risk with an APK is not knowing who built it or whether it was tampered with on the way to you. This one is served over HTTPS from the address in your URL bar, and the SHA-256 checksum above lets you confirm the file you got is byte-for-byte the one we published. The source is public too; the link is in the footer.
Come back to this page and download it again; installing over the top keeps your account and your plans. There's no auto-update, which is the honest trade for not being in a store.
Not yet. Apple doesn't allow installing outside the App Store, so an iOS release has to go through review. That's a later job. Your plans live in the cloud, so an iPhone friend can be added the moment it exists.
Nothing. There's no paid tier, no ads and nothing is sold on.
Your email, your display name, and the plans you're in. No analytics, no tracking, no cookies. You can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app. The full detail is in the privacy policy.