These last few days I’ve been out of town, trying to meet with some people in the city I was born and spent my teenage years. Unfortunately, we’re no longer teenagers, and synchronization was a really big problem. Well, I must admit people can’t find time to spare easily starting somewhere in their late 20s, so I decided to help others plan their events better than I did. How? Don’t expect any time planning guide, because that won’t ever happen around here – it’s all about how you can become an event planner with the help of a free online tool, as you probably expected…

… and this tool’s name leaves no room for mistakes: WhichDateWorks.com is a name pretty easy to remember, although it can’t match Digg or Reddit when it comes to that part. Anyway, I don’t think that someone who can’t remember three words will be able to plan events and remember all there is to know about them…
Following the trend you can see in action everywhere around on the Web, WhichDateWorks allows you to share its address via Facebook, Digg, Twitter, and a bunch of other similar sites, but it seems you can’t share events that way, at least not yet.

Working with this online resource is very easy – just create an event, add the emails of your friends, select the dates when you’re available, wait to get feedback from the others and see what’s up with their own availability, finalize the plans. Pretty easy, don’t you agree?
At last, you could also get a free account to track all your plans and update information as needed, as well as watching plans for events other came up with and invited you to.
This is not advertising, but I really need to use this site! Not now, not tomorrow, but next time when I’ll go to my hometown and have a big gathering in mind. Sure, maybe I’ll even find something better until the need will arise, but for now, I think WhichDateWorks is one of the best choices available. After all, I don’t want to pay somebody else to help me instead of trying to become an event planner that manages to bring together more than 25% of the people he should myself…













Hi Codrut…thanks for the great review! We’re glad you enjoyed our website and we are working on improving the functionality around sharing events over social networks like Facebook and Twitter. What other features do you think are missing?
-Jason
Co-Founder, WhichDateWorks.com
SMS alerts would be nice!
I am really keen on becoming an events planner, as well as finding free materials, ideas etc online, I am very impressed with your site and hope to gain a lot more information from you in the very near future