Doodle

Doodle is a well-known meeting scheduling poll platform — the standard tool for coordinating meeting times across groups without requiring calendar access. The API enables programmatic poll creation and response retrieval. For agents automating group meeting coordination (team-wide meetings, cross-company scheduling, event coordination), Doodle's API allows poll creation at scale without manual setup for each scheduling request.

Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 for user-delegated access. The OAuth model requires more integration setup than API key models. Teams building agents on Doodle should plan for OAuth credential management for long-running integrations.

Documentation covers the available API surface adequately. The API surface is relatively narrow and the documentation reflects that scope. Teams with limited scheduling poll coordination needs will find Doodle's API sufficient; teams needing richer scheduling capabilities should evaluate Calendly or Cal.com.

The API covers poll creation, participant management, and response retrieval. Agents can create scheduling polls with proposed time slots, add participants, retrieve responses, and determine the best meeting time based on participant availability votes. The API surface is narrower than dedicated scheduling platforms like Calendly; it focuses on the coordination poll model rather than direct calendar booking.

Reliability is appropriate for a scheduling coordination service. Poll operations are relatively simple and Doodle's infrastructure handles the consumer-scale usage patterns its service requires. Teams using Doodle for enterprise-scale poll automation should verify that API rate limits accommodate their usage patterns.