Support
WhosFree shows you when you and your friends are free between classes. Email affansyed711@gmail.com and I’ll get back to you.
Adding your classes
Photograph your timetable and the app reads it: days, times and rooms for every class at once. If the photo is hard to read, or you’d rather it didn’t leave your phone, type them in instead. Both options are offered wherever you add a class.
Adding a friend
One of you shows their QR code from Your share code, the other points a camera at it. One scan is enough, you don’t both need to do it. Their timetable then keeps itself up to date as they change it.
Bumps
A bump is a nudge to a friend when you’re both free. Only people you’ve swapped codes with can send you one, at most one every five minutes, and you can switch them off at any time under You → Bumps.
If bumps say notifications are off, iOS has them blocked for WhosFree and will not ask a second time. Tap Open Settings under the switch, allow notifications, and come back: the app finishes setting them up on its own.
If the bump button doesn’t appear on a friend’s profile, they were added from an older code that carried no account. Scanning either of your QR codes fixes it.
Marking yourself unavailable
Class canceled? Tap Not in class on the home screen and the app treats you as free for the rest of that slot when it works out when everyone is free. It switches itself off when the class would have ended.
To be counted as busy all the time, choose Always busy under You → Availability.
Both of these apply on your own phone, so they change the times WhosFree suggests to you. Your friends still see your timetable as you entered it.
Deleting your account
You → Delete account and data removes your profile, classes, friendships and device from the server, and clears everything on your phone. It can’t be undone.
Privacy
What the app collects and where it goes is described in the privacy policy.