
Holler: Who's Free?
See which friends are free
About
Easily see which friends are available to hang out without public feeds or followers. Mark your availability, see who's free, and coordinate spontaneous plans through ephemeral chats. Designed for genuine connections, not performance.
What's New in Holler
1.1
September 2, 2026
• Schedule ahead — pick a date & time for when you're free or for an invite. • Add an invite to your calendar in one tap. • Find friends by name. • Get notified when a friend's free, invites you, or sends a friend request. • Cleaner cards and assorted fixes.
MoreFAQ
What is Holler's primary purpose?
Holler is designed to be a private, low-effort way to see which friends are free and to facilitate spontaneous hangouts. It focuses on real friendships rather than building an audience.
How does Holler ensure privacy?
Privacy is a core feature. You choose your audience for every post, your availability and location are only shared with selected circles, and location data is used only in the moment. Contacts are matched securely without uploading your address book.
Does Holler have ads?
No, Holler is completely free with no advertisements. The developers emphasize a commitment to no tracking or selling of user data.
What kind of content expires on Holler?
All content on Holler is ephemeral. This includes user statuses, invites, and chats, all of which expire and delete themselves automatically.
What devices does Holler support?
Holler is available for iPhone and iPad devices, as indicated by its supported devices list.
What is the age rating for Holler?
Holler has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and older.
How often is Holler updated?
The latest version of Holler is 1.1, and it was last updated on September 2, 2026. This suggests a recent update and ongoing development.
Can I see who else is in my friend groups on Holler?
No, people never see who else is in your groups on Holler. This is part of the app's design to maintain privacy and focus on individual connections.



