Party invitations that are better than a group chat

Group chats are where invitations go to be ignored. An invite gives people something to actually reply to — a page with the details, one clear question, and a yes that shows up in your headcount instead of scrolling past at 2am.

Why hosts use it

Replies you can count

A tally instead of a thread. You see the number, who is bringing someone, and who has not answered yet — without reading back through the chat.

Set up in minutes

Pick a theme, add the details, send. Housewarmings, reunions, despedidas, dinner parties — the same flow, whatever the occasion.

One gallery for the night

Guests drop their photos in one place, so the good ones do not stay stuck on somebody’s phone for the next six months.

How it works

  1. Create the event and choose a look.
  2. Add the date, place and one line on what to expect.
  3. Share the link wherever your people already are.
  4. Watch the replies land, then open the gallery afterwards.

Questions

How many guests can I invite for free?

Up to 25 on the free plan, with RSVPs and the photo gallery included. Premium removes the limit for larger parties.

Can I set a reply deadline?

Yes. After it passes the invite tells late repliers that RSVPs have closed, so your headcount stops moving once you need it fixed.

Can guests reply anonymously?

Guests give a name so you know who is in your count, but they do not create an account or hand over a password to reply.

Can I use one link for a recurring get-together?

Each event gets its own link. For something monthly, duplicate the last one and change the date rather than rebuilding it.

Your big day deserves better than a group chat.

Friends celebrating a housewarming