Feature deep dives

Everything Party RSVP does, one page each

The live RSVP dashboard, the shared party album, the chat on the invitation and the AI co-host — a deep dive each, with screens from inside the app.

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Guest list & name searchA guest list here is made of names. One per line, with an email or a mobile beside it only where you happen to have one. A parent opens the link, types two letters, taps their child and answers — no account, no password, nothing to install.One name per line, contacts optionalGuests find themselves, without an accountTwo children called Ava, told apart privatelyA roster that's out of date still worksSee the feature

RSVP trackingStop tallying a group chat. Replies flow into one live dashboard with exact headcounts, a waitlist when you're full, and reminders that chase the stragglers for you.One reply per familyLive totals that add themselvesCapacity caps & waitlistDeadlines with automatic nudgesSee the feature

Capacity & waitlistTrampoline park maxes out at fifteen? Table seats twenty? Type the number once and the RSVP form counts as replies land — the one that would tip you over is saved to a waitlist instead. What the cap counts follows who's replying: children at a kids' party, every head at a grown-up one.The cap counts what the venue countsSiblings count only once you've askedReply sixteen is saved, not lostPromoting someone sends them nothingSee the feature

RemindersA nudge to whoever hasn't replied, a see-you-soon to the guests who said yes, an optional thank-you the morning after — and a briefing that comes to you, not to your guest list. Each one reaches a guest once and then never again.The nudge, 1–3 days outSee you soon, at a time you chooseThe thank-you is opt-inThe briefing is yours aloneSee the feature

What to bringTurn on What to bring and the list sits right under the RSVP, on the same page. A parent says they're coming, then taps “I'll bring this” underneath — no second link, no sheet, no account.A list you didn't have to writeOne row, one familySized from who replied yesIt follows the party into the inboxSee the feature

Party albumThe best photos of your party are on other people's phones. The invitation link becomes the album — guests add straight from their camera roll, no app, no account.Guests add in two tapsYou stay in controlDownload everything at oncePrivate by designSee the feature

Party chatCarpools, 'what should we bring?', 'we're 10 minutes out' — it all happens on the invitation page, so nobody trades phone numbers with thirty strangers.On the invitation itselfYou wear the Host badgeModeration built inOptional, alwaysSee the feature

AI assistantThe AI drafts your invitation wording, keeps a live briefing of where the party stands, writes the nudges — and sends the thank-you while you're cleaning up cake.Invitation writerParty briefingSmart nudgesAutomatic thank-youSee the feature

Themes & banner photoYour occasion picks a theme when you create the party — a kids' birthday starts on Confetti, a movie night on Twilight. Change it in the Appearance tab and the whole invitation page changes with it. Add a banner photo above the title, and that theme and photo become the card that unfurls when you paste the link into a group chat.The occasion picks one, you can change itThirteen gradients, and what each is forYour own photo above the titleThe shared link draws its own cardSee the feature

What stays privateThe address is sixteen random characters and the page tells search engines to skip it, so your party won't turn up in a search for your street or your child's name. There's no password though: anyone you send it to can open it, and can forward it. Here is exactly what a link-holder sees, and what never leaves your side of the app.Sixteen random characters, and a noindex tagWhat a link-holder can actually seeContact details come to you and stop thereOne unsubscribe stops both channelsSee the feature

First of its kindBuilt for AI agents

The invitation and the RSVPs, set up by your AI

The first invitation app an AI agent can operate. Describe the party and your assistant drafts the invitation, edits the details and loads the guest list, then reads the replies back — the headcount, who has gone quiet, which bring-list lines nobody has claimed. It cannot publish, cannot message a guest, and never sees anyone’s email or phone number.

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13 themes

All of it on one invitation link

Guests reply and add photos on the same page you share — no accounts, nothing to install. Switch on party chat and the questions and carpools land there too. Pick a theme in the editor and it dresses the whole thing.

Confetti

Balloons

Meadow

Sunshine

Ocean

Candy

Dino

Space

Sunset

Aurora

Twilight

Bubblegum

Universal

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