The living invite

One canvas.
Every celebration.

Build the page, collect the RSVPs, seat the room, print the cards. One link carries the whole day.

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❀Together with their familiesAiman & Wei LingWed, Nov 18, 2026 · 11:00The Majestic, Kuala Lumpur

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RSVP128 guests going

add a block

From blank page to last dance

Six steps. One event.

Everything here hands off to the next thing — the replies you collect become the guest list, the guest list prints the cards and seats the room. Here is the whole run.

Step 1 of 6

Create the event

Start with a template, or a blank canvas.

Pick a starting layout, drop in the blocks your event needs, theme it once. The page is live at a link the moment you publish.

Countdown, gallery, map, music, RSVP — drag in what fits, leave out what doesn't.
Theme it once and every block follows.
Publish to a link that works on any phone, no app to install.

Open the page builder

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Drag a block onto the canvasSwitch the theme — every block follows

Templates for the occasion you're actually planning.

24 starting layouts — each a different page, not the same one recoloured. Change anything you like.

Sanding

Malay · emerald & gold songket, Bismillah, pelamin arch, Aturcara Majlis.

Confetti

Party poster — condensed headline, cobalt ribbon, one giant age numeral.

PremiumConference

Summit

Conference programme — Sora headlines, big stats, a hairline agenda.

PremiumAidilfitri

Raya

Hari Raya open house — ketupat weave, a pelita lamp, a generous spread.

PremiumEditorial

Aria

Fashion masthead — Bodoni names, a vertical spine, a contents-page schedule.

PremiumNew

Aso Ebi

Yoruba · indigo adire & coral, aso-ebi swatches, Ìdána & reception.

Bash

Kids' sticker-book — rounded fact chips and a bouncy split hero.

Blossom

Pressed botanical — recurring sprig dividers and a tall arched portrait.

Briefing

Internal memo — a TO/FROM/RE header, the facts, and the room.

Eternal

Engraved plate — wax-seal monogram and a Roman-numeral order of the day.

PremiumBlack tie

Gala

Awards night — engraved gold marquee, order of the night, table reservation.

PremiumNew

Hanbok

Korean · hanji & dancheong, a moon jar, cranes, ceremony & pyebaek.

Little One

Powder-blue and airy — one round portrait over a stacked column.

Marigold

Indian · mandala medallion, marigold & magenta, four-day celebration.

Meadow

Countryside almanac — a handbill headline and a printed programme.

PremiumBlack tie

Midnight

Constellation gala — a starfield hero, countdown centrepiece, gold cards.

PremiumMilestone

Milestone

Golden jubilee — a huge Bodoni numeral, champagne on charcoal, black-tie.

Nikah

Arabic · petrol & gold eight-point star, ogee arch, Akad Nikah & Walimah.

Noel

Evergreen and berry — tree hero, gallery, a Christmas countdown.

PremiumNew

Peranakan

Nyonya · turquoise & coral tiles, kebaya lace, tea ceremony & tok panjang.

Promise

A save-the-date ticket — dashed perforation, admit-two stub. One screen.

PremiumLunar New Year

Prosperity

Lunar New Year — photo banner, red block, a gold double-ruled card.

Shuāng Xǐ 囍

Chinese · red & gold double-happiness medallion, tea ceremony & banquet.

Sprout

Eucalyptus green — full-bleed banner, title beneath it, due-date countdown.

Step 2 of 6

Send the invite

One public link, or a personal one per guest.

Share the page anywhere, or give each guest their own link so their reply arrives already attached to their name. Either way they answer on the page and add the date to their calendar.

A public link to post in the group chat, for open invitations.
A personal invite link per guest, so replies arrive already named.
Guests add the event to Google, Apple or Outlook calendar in one tap.
Every reply lands in your guest list as it arrives.

Create your first invite

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Copy the public link, or generate one per guestThe guest replies and adds it to their calendar

Send yourself an RSVP.

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replies in the last 24 hours

The number moves when you submit. It counts demo replies, not customers.

After they reply

Attending guests get an add-to-calendar prompt on the confirmation screen, so the date is in their phone before they close the tab.

Sandbox — nothing is saved to an event, no email is sent, and what you type is discarded once it has been counted.

Step 3 of 6

Build the guest list

Every guest lives here — whether they replied or never got a link.

Replies from the RSVP link land in the list automatically. Anyone you invited the traditional way you add by hand, and from then on they are a guest like any other: printable, seatable, countable.

RSVP replies arrive in the list on their own, grouped by household.
Add guests who never got a link — they still get cards and a seat.
Group by family or table, tag them, find anyone by name.
Attending, maybe and declined counts update as answers come in.

Open the guest manager

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Replies land here on their ownAdd the ones who were invited on paper

Step 4 of 6

Print the cards

Design one card. Print for everyone, or only who you pick.

Put a variable where a name goes and every card comes out different. The print run reads your guest list, so you choose who it covers — the whole list, or the guest groups you tick.

Place a variable and it fills with each household's own details.
Print for everyone, or search and tick the guest groups you want.
Lay out a print sheet and export it ready for the printer.
Table cards and the guest index print from the same list.

Open the card builder

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Place a {{guest_name}} variableChoose who this print run covers

You're seated atNurul HudaTable 1

Variables:{{guest_name}}{{table_no}}

Who this print run covers

Everyoneone card per guest group on the list.
Pickedsearch and tick the guest groups you want — reprints, late additions.

Design once, print for every household — each one addressed.

Step 5 of 6

Seat the room

Two ways to arrange it. One plan to print.

Work through the tables as a list, or move them around a floor plan — whichever matches how you think about the room. Both read the same guest list, and both print the same paperwork.

Rounds, long tables, cocktail clusters, theatre rows.
Families and plus-ones move together, so nobody gets split up.
Seat counts update as you go, so you never overfill a table.
Prints table cards, a seat list and a master floor plan.

Open the table planner

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Drop a guest — the table fillsSeat count updates as you go

Two ways to arrange the room

Table cards

Every table as a card you can open and fill. Best when you know the tables and just need to work through them.

Open table cards

Floor plan builder

Drag tables around the room and drop guests onto them. Best when the shape of the room is part of the problem.

Open the floor plan

A seating chart means a different room to every host.

Pick the shape of your room, then print what the night actually needs.

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300: seats in this layout
Auto: keeps families and plus-ones together
3: printouts: table cards, seat list, floor plan

Master seat list

Aiman & Wei Ling · 14 Feb 2026

Table 110/10 seatedLim Kok Heng · Tan Mei Ling · Aiman Rahman · Nurul Huda · +6
Table 28/10 seatedDavid Chan · Priya Nair · Sarah Wong · Joshua Tan · +4
Table 310/10 seatedFarah Zainal · Ravi Kumar · Grace Ho · Ismail Yusof · +6
Table 46/8 seatedChen Wei · Aisha Karim · Marcus Lee · +3

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The print output: the same plan as a sheet you can hand to the venue.

Step 6 of 6

Then enjoy it

Count down, and turn up.

The page keeps counting on its own, and it stays live after the day so nobody has to ask where anything was.

The countdown keeps running on your page until the day arrives.
Details, directions and photos stay one tap away.
The link keeps working after the event, not just before it.

Start your event page

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Counting down to a demo event on Sun, Nov 1, 2026 · 19:00

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Reminder emailsComing soon

1 month before1 week beforeA few days before

Not built yet — sending them needs the mail provider we're still setting up. It's on the roadmap, not in the product.

Pricing

Pay once, for the event you are actually having.

Everything you need to build a page, collect replies and manage a guest list is free. A few extras are paid, and each is a one-time unlock you choose — never a subscription.

The page builder, RSVPs and the guest list are free.
Pay only for the extras you want. Skip the rest.
Each extra is a one-time payment, kept low on purpose.

One-time

TODO

Per event

Unlocks apply to the event you bought them for. Your next celebration starts fresh — you are not carrying a plan between them.

One canvas, many occasions

If people gather for it, you can build it.

Weddingsvows & dinners

Birthdaysany age, any mood

Company nightstown halls to parties

Lunar New Yearopen house & angpau

Baby showerswelcomes & reveals

Farewellssend-offs & reunions

Graduationsthe big day out

FestivalsRaya, Deepavali & more

Free

while we're in early access

One link

carries the page, the replies and the seating

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events createdTODO

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RSVPs collectedTODO

Ready when you are

Your whole event, in one link.

Free to build while we're in early access. No subscription for a day you only live once.

Start free See a real invite

One canvas.Every celebration.

Six steps. One event.

Start with a template, or a blank canvas.

Templates for the occasion you're actually planning.

Sanding

Confetti

Summit

Raya

Aria

Aso Ebi

Bash

Blossom

Briefing

Eternal

Gala

Hanbok

Little One

Marigold

Meadow

Midnight

Milestone

Nikah

Noel

Peranakan

Promise

Prosperity

Shuāng Xǐ 囍

Sprout

One public link, or a personal one per guest.

Send yourself an RSVP.

Every guest lives here — whether they replied or never got a link.

Design one card. Print for everyone, or only who you pick.

Two ways to arrange it. One plan to print.

Two ways to arrange the room

Table cards

Floor plan builder

A seating chart means a different room to every host.

Count down, and turn up.

Pay once, for the event you are actually having.

If people gather for it, you can build it.

Your whole event, in one link.

One canvas.
Every celebration.