A headcount before you book
Guests tap yes or no and say how many they are bringing. You read one total and call the restaurant, instead of scrolling back through a chat counting "yeah probably".
Invite your friends with a link instead of a picture dropped in the group chat. They tap to reply, and you know how many people are actually coming before you ring the restaurant.
The hard part of a party was never the design of the invitation. It is finding out how many people will turn up.
Guests tap yes or no and say how many they are bringing. You read one total and call the restaurant, instead of scrolling back through a chat counting "yeah probably".
The start time sits at the top and the address is tappable, so friends coming straight from work open the map rather than messaging you for the address.
A live countdown runs on the invitation itself. Send it weeks ahead and every time somebody reopens it they are reminded the date is coming.
Drop in photos from each year and show them as a grid or a carousel. The invitation doubles as somewhere to look back through old pictures.
Guests write their wishes on the page and they appear together at the bottom, instead of disappearing among hundreds of chat messages.
For something more formal, generate a personal link per guest so each one sees their own name. In a hurry, drop one link into the group chat and you are done.
Every line is yours to word, so you can set the tone of the evening — casual or formal, your call.
Paste the map link for the venue, choose a few pictures and a track. About ten minutes of work.
Paste the link into Zalo, Messenger or WhatsApp. As people reply, the number on your dashboard moves.
A message scrolls away after a few other conversations, and you still have to count the replies yourself. An invitation is a fixed link: open it any time and the time, address and map are all there, with the RSVPs added up for you.
Each guest answers yes or no and enters how many people are coming with them. The dashboard totals it, and keeps the people who have replied separate from the ones who have gone quiet so you know who to nudge.
They are. The current set is designed for weddings — elegant rather than playful. Because every word on the page is yours, they work well for a birthday, especially an adult birthday or a family celebration. If you want balloons and bright colours for a small child, that does not exist here yet.
Edit it and save. The link does not change, so guests open the same address and immediately see the new details. A printed card or an image you already sent cannot do that.
Free trial for 3 days, up to 20 guests. You pay 199,000₫ once to open the invitation, with no upkeep fee afterwards.
If you are celebrating a baby’s first full month or first year, read the đầy tháng and thôi nôi page instead. It covers the lunar date, which those ceremonies are scheduled by.
Build it free, send it to a couple of friends, and watch how the RSVPs come in.
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