Birthday invitations you can send in the next five minutes
Most birthdays are planned in a group chat, which is exactly why nobody knows who is coming. Make an invite instead: one link, a real headcount, and a gallery that catches the photos before they disappear into everyone’s camera roll.
Why hosts use it
A headcount you can order food against
Replies land as a running tally instead of forty messages you have to count by hand. You know how many are coming before you decide how much to cook or book.
Nothing for guests to download
The link opens in any browser. No account, no app, no sign-up wall between your friends and the yes button — which is most of why people reply at all.
The photos, gathered for once
Everyone shoots, nobody shares. A single gallery means the photos from the night end up somewhere you can actually find them the next morning.
How it works
- Pick a theme and add the date, time and place.
- Write one line about what the night is — dinner, drinks, surprise party.
- Send the link to the group chat, or post it to your story.
- Track who is coming, then share the gallery the next day.
Questions
Can I keep it a surprise party?
Yes. Say so on the invite and the guest of honour never sees the link — it is only reachable by the people you send it to, and it is not listed publicly or indexed by search engines.
Can guests bring someone?
Only if you allow it. You set the seats per invitation, so a plus-one is something you offer rather than something you find out about at the door.
Is it really free?
One event with up to 25 guests is free forever, RSVPs and photo gallery included. Bigger guest lists move to Premium.
Can I change the details after sending?
Yes. Edit the venue or time and the same link updates for everyone — no need to send a correction to the whole list.
