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About huddl

Why Huddl gives everyday groups a shared place for decisions, participation, and practical planning.

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Why huddl exists

Getting people together should feel social, but coordinating often means searching across chats, map links, polls, and calendars. A useful detail can be technically available while still being hard for the next participant to find.

Huddl gives everyday gatherings a shared home. The people, suggested places, possible times, and practical work stay connected as an idea becomes a plan. The aim is to make the next step understandable without turning a dinner into project management.

The company behind Huddl

Huddl is owned and operated by The Scheduling Company LLC. The company builds and supports Huddl as a shared planning service for everyday groups.

Made for everyday groups

Friends arranging dinner, families finding a date, colleagues coordinating lunch, and clubs welcoming newcomers all need enough structure to make a decision. They also need room for conversation and changing circumstances.

Huddl keeps suggestions, reactions, availability, and RSVPs distinct so the group can understand what people mean. Tasks and chat carry the practical details that make attendance possible.

What guides the product

  • Clear next steps that a first-time participant can understand.
  • Participation that makes room for people who cannot answer immediately.
  • Practical planning around travel, cost, access, and time.
  • Honest communication about supported platforms and advertising.

Free to use, supported in the app

Huddl is currently free to use, with advertising inside the product app helping support it. There is no paid pricing tier today. You can read these planning guides and product instructions without creating an account.

Huddl works on the web and is available for iPhone, iPad, and Android. You can also use the browser version and add it to your Home Screen.

Help make planning better

Questions and accessibility feedback are welcome. Tell us which page or feature was involved, what you expected, and what happened. The planning guides offer practical advice alongside the product instructions, including checklists you can use with any group.