Tyno review
A simple shared calendar with polls, booking requests, and account-free voting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Tyno is a web-based shared calendar for friends, family, and small teams. It combines group calendars, polls for choosing times, account-free voting, public availability profiles, scheduling requests, booking, reminders, and ICS calendar synchronization. The service is available on the web and can be deployed in the cloud or self-hosted. Its focus is coordinated scheduling for small groups rather than a broad calendar ecosystem or enterprise administration.
The pricing structure is straightforward. The Free plan is listed at €0 forever and supports up to 3 groups, polls with up to 15 options, unlimited voters per poll, a public bento profile, and scheduling requests on a profile. The product is currently free during its public beta. Pro is listed at €4 per month, billed monthly, and marked as coming soon. It adds unlimited groups, members, and voters; recurring events; auto-close polls; profile customization and metrics; a custom domain; hidden Tyno branding; team moderators; private polls; and AI summaries and insights. There is no trial card requirement.
Tyno fits groups that want lightweight coordination without requiring every participant to create an account. Web-push and email reminders support follow-through, while public availability profiles and booking requests give individuals a simple way to receive scheduling requests. The trade-off is a narrow platform footprint: ICS is the listed integration, synchronization is one-way, and mobile apps are not offered. Self-hosting is mentioned as a future option tied to open-sourcing. Choose Tyno for straightforward shared scheduling among small groups; choose an alternative if mobile apps, broad integrations, or two-way calendar synchronization are central requirements.
Questions about Tyno
Does Tyno have a free plan? Yes, there is a free plan; paid plans start at €4/mo (Pro).
What does Tyno run on? Web. It runs in the cloud and self-hosted.
What does Tyno integrate with? 1 integration: ICS.
Who is Tyno built for? Small businesses (our editorial estimate).
Tyno pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Account-free voting makes time polls easy for invitees.
- Shared calendars, availability profiles, and booking requests in one place.
- Free beta access plus a listed €4/month Pro plan.
- Where it doesn't
- No mobile apps are listed.
- Integrations are limited to ICS synchronization.
- Calendar synchronization is one-way rather than two-way.
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