Features
Everything a guest list needs. Nothing it doesn't.
One product, whole. No tiers, no add-ons, and nothing switched off until you pay for it — the only switches are yours, for the parts you would rather not have.
Replies
An RSVP your guests can finish on the bus
A household gets one code. Whoever opens it replies for everyone on the invitation, in a wizard built for a thumb rather than a desk.
- No accounts and no passwords — the code is the key
- Replies for a whole party in one pass, with names you can correct
- A saved code brings a guest straight back to their answers
- Change of heart? They can update their reply until you close it
Your questions
Ask what you need, tally it automatically
Write your own RSVP form: menu choices, dietary needs, songs, buses, anything. Answers arrive counted rather than in a pile of free text.
- Five question types, asked of each guest or once per invitation
- Choice questions tally themselves for the caterer
- Live counts of accepted, declined and still waiting
- Export the lot as a spreadsheet when the venue asks for one
The room
A seating plan that shuffles along with you
Lay out your tables, then drag guests between them. Move one person and everybody else closes the gap, so the plan never grows holes.
- As many tables as the room takes, each sized to fit
- Only guests who have accepted, so nobody seats a decline
- Show the answers that matter on the chart — meal, allergy, side
- Everything survives a late change of heart
After the day
The photos your guests took, without the group chat
Guests upload from their phones as the day goes on. You approve what appears, so the gallery stays the one you would have chosen.
- Upload straight from a phone camera roll
- Nothing is public until you approve it
- Every photo credited to the guest who took it
- Switch the whole gallery off if it is not for you
Both sides of it
Good for the couple, kind to the guests
The half your guests see has to be effortless, or the half you see stays empty.
For your guests
- One invitation code per household, on a card or a QR code
- RSVP for everyone in the party without creating an account
- Answer whatever you choose to ask — menu, dietaries, songs
- Find the date, the venue and the running order in one place
- Upload photos from the day to a shared gallery
For you
- Live counts of who has replied, accepted and declined
- A caterer-ready breakdown of menu choices and dietary needs
- Drag-and-drop seating plan that shuffles guests along
- Invitations and updates by email, with a record of who got what
- Approve every photo before it appears publicly
- Invite whoever else is helping you run the day
All of it, free while we build
Set your wedding up, send a code to yourself, and see how it feels before you send one to anybody else.