HangTime is the social calendar app that shows you when your friends are actually free, work schedules included and turns that open time into real plans. Send a hang, lock it in, go.
Free on iPhone. Android is on the way.
★★★★★ “Makes it super easy to find times when everyone is available without 10,000 messages back & forth.” - App Store review
The app
No infinite scroll, no growth metrics, no strangers in your replies. Just your people, their free time, and the plans you make together.
How it works
Set your work schedule and the hours you're usually around or subscribe your existing calendar feed. You choose exactly who can see it: anyone, followers, close friends, or only you.
Follow your people and their availability shows up alongside yours. Find Time surfaces the windows when everyone's actually free, including whole days off for shift-work crews.
Spot an open afternoon? Pick your people, pick the time, add a note, send. The group chats about it right there, and the first yes (or everyone's yes, your call) locks it in.
An accepted hang becomes an event on everyone's calendar, chat included. Share a link or QR so friends can join on the spot, even if they're new to HangTime.
Taking the social off media.
The conversation isn't under a photo. The social part isn't online. It's in person, with your friends. We just want to help get you there.
Read why we built it this way →Download
HangTime is free on the App Store. No subscription, no premium tier, no ads paying for your attention.
iPhone today, Android is on the way.
Guides
Practical guides to seeing your friends more and how HangTime helps at every step.
Stop asking “when are you free?” share availability once and just look.
Read the guide →Why group scheduling fails, and how Find Time does the overlap math for you.
Read the guide →Replace the 40-message poll with one hang that locks itself in.
Read the guide →Nights, rotations, overnights- finding shared days off when no week looks the same.
Read the guide →Why we made the calendar the assistant and the hang the point.
Read the guide →Availability tiers, busy vs. free, and who sees what. You're in control.
Read the guide →Google Calendar, Outlook, or your shift app, one iCal link keeps it all in sync.
Read the guide →What “taking the social off media” means, and why HangTime has no scroll.
Read the guide →FAQ
Yep, HangTime lets friends share their availability, including work schedules, so you can see who's free without asking. Open a friend's calendar, spot an open afternoon, and send a hang in a couple of taps. Each person controls exactly who sees their free time.
Find Time looks across your calendar and your friends' calendars, events and work schedules. HangTime surfaces the windows when everyone is actually free. Free time mode shows open slots on a day; Days off mode highlights whole days nobody works.
Send a hang instead of a poll: pick your people, pick a time you can already see works, and send it. The group chats about it right there, and it locks in the way you choose, first yes makes it official, or everyone must accept.
Not exactly. Shared calendar apps make the calendar the product; in HangTime the calendar is just the assistant. You never merge calendars or manage a group calendar. You share the availability you choose, and the app's real job is turning free time into plans.
HangTime was built around shift schedules. Set your typical week, overnights included, or subscribe your scheduling app's calendar feed, and Days off mode highlights the days your whole group is off, even when every rotation is different.
You decide, per surface. Availability can be visible to anyone, followers, close friends, or only you. Every event has its own privacy tier - public, open, close friends, or private and hidden events can show as busy or as completely free.
Yes. Paste an iCal URL from Google Calendar, Outlook, or a work scheduling app and its events show up as busy time(or not, truly up to you) on your HangTime calendar. HangTime never reads your phone's built-in calendar, and every imported URL is encrypted.
No feed, no algorithm, no feed. HangTime is built on one idea. Taking the social off media. The conversation isn't under a photo; it's at the table with your friends. The app's only job is getting you there.
Your friends are freer than you think. HangTime shows you when and helps you do something about it.
Free on iPhone · Android on the way