What you get for a birthday
Three things that spare you the spreadsheet.
An invitation that looks good
Templates by age and mood, your photo, or an AI design. Send one link.
RSVPs with plus-ones
Every guest answers in two taps and says how many come along. The count is of people, not of replies.
A reminder on the day
Guests who forgot to answer get a reminder, and those who said yes get the details on the day. By email, and by SMS if they left a number.
Who it is for
Who hosts birthdays this way
How people in different fields use it.
Event plannersEvery event with a designed invitation, tickets and check-in at the doorSee the profession page
DJA club night with tickets, a lineup and a who-is-coming listSee the profession page
Restaurant, café and bakeryA tasting night with table reservationsSee the profession page
MusiciansA show with ticket sales and a reminder on the daySee the profession page- More professions and fieldsEach field has its own page, with ready-made templates.See all professions
More kinds of events
More events you can host here.
- WebinarWebinarSee the page
- WorkshopTicket salesSee the page
- ConferenceTicket salesSee the page
- LaunchRSVPsSee the page
- PartyTicket salesSee the page
- WeddingRSVPsSee the page
- Bar or bat mitzvahRSVPsSee the page
- ShowTicket salesSee the page
- Music nightTicket salesSee the page
- MeetupRSVPsSee the page
- TalkTicket salesSee the page
- RetreatTicket salesSee the page
Frequently asked questions
Does it appear on Google?
No. Only the people you send the link to can see a private event, and it doesn't show on your card.
Do guests need to sign up?
No. They open the link, answer, and get a confirmation. No app.
Can I ask for a gift or a contribution?
Yes, in the invitation text. A private event collects no money, and if you want to sell tickets you make it a business event.