Get the whole family to the temple on the same day.
Everyone says which days work. The planner finds the ones that suit the most people. No accounts, and no group chat with forty messages in it.
I was sent a link
Say which days you can make it. About a minute, and nothing to sign up for.
I am arranging the trip
Name it, pick a window of days, and send one link to everybody.
Start a tripNo account and no password. You get a private link for managing the trip, and a separate one to send the family.
An account is optional, for either of you. All it adds is a list of your past trips — sign in if you want one.
How it works
Three steps, one link, and the booking stays where it belongs.
- 1
Name the trip
A title, a window of days, and the two or three temples your family could realistically reach.
- 2
Send one link
Relatives open it, type their name, and tap the days that work. Their answers appear on your screen as they come in.
- 3
Pick the day, then book it
You see the days that suit the most people, with anyone who would be left out named rather than counted. Book on the official site, then note what you booked so everyone can see it.
Booking happens on the official Church website. This planner never signs in to a Church system and cannot see whether an appointment is free.
Privacy is the architecture, not a promise
The sensitive things are simply never collected — a much stronger guarantee than a policy saying we will be careful.
Almost nobody signs up
Arranging a trip takes a name. Answering takes a link and a name. No email, no password.
No Church Account, ever
Never asked for, never used to sign in, and nobody’s recommend status is ever checked.
No addresses
Nothing records where anybody lives. It just asks whether you can get there.
Nothing sold or tracked
No advertising, no analytics scripts, no third-party trackers.
Bring everyone along.
Start the trip now and send one link tonight. Most families have their answers within a day or two.