Last reviewed: 28 September 2026. Features and plans change — check each vendor's site for the current details. Doodle is a trademark of its owner; it is named here only to compare products.
Yuki's polls and booking links are not live yet. Link-based group polls are planned next and booking links are being built now. Both are marked “Coming soon” in the table below rather than ticked, because installing Yuki today does not give you either. Polls inside Yuki groups, for members, work today.
The one-line version
Doodle is a dedicated scheduling tool: polls to find a date, and booking pages for appointments. Yuki is a personal app for your whole day that is adding scheduling to it, so a poll result or a booking ends up next to everything else you are keeping track of.
Side by side
A “—” means not applicable or not something we can confirm — not that the product lacks it.
| Feature | Yuki | Doodle |
|---|---|---|
| Date polls anyone can vote on from a link | Coming soon | |
| Yes / If need be / No answers on times | Coming soon | |
| Voters need no account | Coming soon | |
| Booking page where people pick a free time | Coming soon | |
| Polls inside a private group, for members | — | |
| Google Calendar connection | Two-way sync | |
| Microsoft Outlook calendar | Planned | |
| Team and organisation plans | ||
| Calendar, tasks, money, trips and groups in one app | — | |
| Turns email confirmations into calendar events | — | |
| AI assistant for your own plans | — | |
| EU customers' data stays in the EU | — | |
| Web app |
Where Doodle is stronger
- It is available today. Doodle's group polls and booking pages are established products; Yuki's are coming soon.
- Scheduling is its whole focus, and it has been refined for that job over many years.
- It is used by teams and organisations, with plans for them. Yuki is a personal app and has no team plans.
- It connects to the main calendar and video-meeting tools, including Microsoft Outlook, which Yuki's scheduling features do not support yet.
Where Yuki is different
- One app for your whole day: calendar, tasks, money, trips and shared groups, with scheduling built in rather than bolted on.
- Polls and bookings land directly in your Yuki or Google calendar, next to everything else.
- Invitees and voters will need no account — and closing a date poll will create the event and invite everyone who left an email.
- Your calendar also fills itself: Yuki turns confirmations in your Gmail into events, trips and expenses.
- An AI assistant that answers from your own plans, not in general.
- EU customers' data stays in the EU, and Yuki trains no AI model on your data.
How Yuki's group polls will work
- You create a poll in Yuki on your phone or the web; you need a Yuki account.
- A poll can hold several questions: dates and times answered Yes, If need be or No, and text options with single or multiple choice.
- You choose who can see the results.
- The poll stays open until your deadline; results stay readable for 30 days after that, then the poll is deleted.
Which to choose
If you need group polls or booking pages today, or you are scheduling for a team or an organisation, Doodle does that now. If you want your scheduling in the same app as the rest of your life, and you are happy to wait for Yuki's polls and booking links, Yuki is built for that — and its calendar, tasks, money, trips and groups work today.
Frequently asked questions
Does Yuki have Doodle-style polls today?
Partly. Yuki groups have polls today, but only members of the group can vote, in the app. Link-based group polls that anyone can vote on without an account — with Yes, If need be and No answers on dates — are planned next and not built yet.
Do people need an account to vote?
In Doodle, participants can respond to a poll from the link. Yuki's planned group polls work the same way for voters: no account needed on the web, while Yuki users can vote in the app. The person creating a Yuki poll needs a Yuki account.
Where is Doodle stronger than Yuki?
Doodle is established and focused on scheduling: its group polls and booking pages are available today, it has been used by teams and organisations for years, and it connects to the major calendar and video-meeting tools. Yuki's equivalents are coming soon, and Yuki does not offer team or organisation plans.
Why would I choose Yuki instead?
If you want scheduling to be part of the app you already run your day in. In Yuki the poll result or the booking lands in the same place as your tasks, expenses, trips and shared groups, and Yuki's AI assistant answers questions about your own plans. For EU customers, their data stays in the EU.
How do the prices compare?
We do not list Doodle's prices here, because plans and prices change — check doodle.com for current ones. Yuki has a free plan, and Pro prices for every region are on yukihq.com/pricing.