Original Summary

Last Christmas, I wanted to buy my dad concert tickets as a gift. The problem was that I needed to find out whether he was free that night without making it obvious that I was planning something. That gave me the idea for Are You Free You enter someone’s email and a date or time you’re considering, with an optional message. They receive a simple request asking whether they’re available and can answer yes, no, or not sure . You can then check their answer without revealing what you’re planning. I originally made it for surprise concert tickets, but it could be useful for surprise parties, reservations, or any situation where asking about a specific date would ruin the surprise. I built a working version here: https://areyoufree.co There are a few free requests, with the option to purchase additional credits for people who need more. I also added limits on how often someone can be contacted and a permanent opt-out to reduce spam and misuse. I’d appreciate honest feedback: Does the use case immediately make sense? Would you trust receiving an email like this? What would make you trust the site more? Would you ever actually use this for a surprise?   submitted by   /u/mfrohman [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/17 04:26:43