Create an invite

Invitations that are just a link

Fill in what you are hosting, get a link, paste it in the group chat. Guests reply in one tap with no sign-up, and you watch the numbers from a private page only you have.

  1. Build the invite Date, time zone, address, a theme drawn in the browser rather than a stock photo.
  2. Send one link WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, SMS, email, or a QR code on a printed card.
  3. Watch the replies land Going, maybe, plus-ones, allergies, who is bringing the pie. Export to CSV when you need a shopping list.

Free. No account for you, no app for your guests, no email address collected from anybody.

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Nothing is saved until you press the button, and nothing asks you to register afterwards.

Guests see the time in this zone, spelled out, so nobody has to do the math.

Parking, buzzer code, dress code, when it ends, whether kids are welcome.

Theme
Options

Guests claim a line with their name. You can edit this list later.

You get two links: one to share, one private link to manage the event. Keep the private one.

Start from what you are hosting

Each page opens with the builder already set to that occasion, a real date for the holiday, and wording you can paste straight in.

All occasions

What the guest page does

  • The date written out in your time zone, so nobody converts anything in their head.
  • A countdown, the address and a map link if you added one.
  • RSVP with a plus-one, a note for you, and a dietary line that only you can read.
  • A "who brings what" list where guests claim a line and their name sticks to it.
  • A calendar file with an alert the day before, plus Google and Outlook links.

What the organiser page does

  • Counts for coming, maybe and can’t go, with heads rather than just replies.
  • Every reply with its note, dietary line and plus-one count.
  • CSV export, a QR code, and both links ready to copy or download as a text file.
  • Edit the details later, or mark the event cancelled with a note guests see immediately.
  • A Secret Santa draw with exclusions, budget and per-person wishlists.

Twelve themes, all drawn in code

No stock photography, which means nothing loads slowly and nothing looks like the last three invitations your guests opened.

Questions people ask first

Do my guests need an account or an app?

No. A guest opens the link, taps Going, Maybe or Can’t go, types a name and that is the whole interaction. It works in any phone browser, including a link pasted into a group chat.

Do I need an account?

No. When you create an event you get two links: a public one for guests and a private one that manages the event. The private link is the key, so save it somewhere you will find it again. There is no password to reset because there is no password.

Does it send email or text reminders?

It does not. Sending mail from a new domain lands in spam more often than it lands in an inbox, so instead every invite has a calendar file with an alert set for the day before, plus Google and Outlook links. Share links for WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger and SMS let you nudge people through the channel they already read.

What does it cost?

Nothing, and there is no paid tier to upgrade to right now. No card, no trial, no watermark on the invitation.

Can people see who else is coming?

Only if you let them. The guest list is a switch you can turn off when you create the event or later from the organiser link. Dietary notes are never shown to guests, only to you.

How does the Secret Santa draw work?

Add the names, mark any pairs who should not draw each other, and run the draw. Each person gets a private link that shows one name and that person’s wishlist. Nobody draws themselves, no two people draw each other, and you cannot see the full pairing either, which keeps you honest when someone asks.

How long do invitations stay up?

Ninety days after the event date, then the event and its replies are deleted. Export the replies to CSV from the organiser link if you want to keep them.