Invitations
Pick a cover, add the date and the place, and send one link. Guests open it on their phone — no app, no account, nothing to install.
You are not building a website. You are picking a card and sending a link.
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Choose a design and change the words on it. Some covers have an opening for your own photo.
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When it is, where to go, who it is from. A line about what to bring, if that helps.
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Copy it into WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, or a text. The same link works for everyone you ask.
You never upload a guest list or type in email addresses. Share the link where your people already talk, and anyone who has it can open the invite.
Nearly everyone opens an invite on a phone. The cover fills the screen, the details sit under it, and it loads fast on bad wifi.
Reading an invite never needs an account. You make one so the invite stays yours and you can change it later — that is the only sign-in involved.
Every shelf has covers you can change the words on.
The crossed-out price on each design is what we plan to charge later. Today it is nothing.
Moved the time? Edit the invite. The link people already have shows the new one.
Nothing to download, on either side. It is a web page with a nice cover.
Today an invite is a cover, the details, and one link. Replies land in your chat for now.
Birthday, wedding, a baby shower, a party, or dinner.
No. They tap the link and the invite opens in their browser. You need an account so the invite stays yours and you can edit it.
Yes, on any cover with a photo opening. Tap the opening while you are personalizing, and change the words at the same time.
Yes. Edit the invite and everyone who already has the link sees the new version. You do not have to send anything twice.
Not yet. Right now an invite is a cover, the details, and one link — replies come back to you in the chat you shared it in. RSVP is the next thing we build here.
Nothing while we are launching, and we are not going to pretend that is forever. When we do charge, it will be the host who pays — never your guests.
Pick a cover, add the details, and send the link. You can be done before the kettle boils.
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