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Friday · 19:00
Add a title and time, share the registration link, and see who's coming. Guests can update or cancel their own RSVP.
Make an event, share the link, and see who's coming. Guests can update their own RSVP.
Start with a title and time. Add extra details afterwards.
Confirm your email, then share the invitation.
See attendees and let them send their own updates.
Keep your event, guest list, and registration changes in one place.
Share your event anywhere. Guests register without an account.
See registrations and ask extra questions when you need more detail.
Each guest gets a private link to edit details or cancel.
Suggest a few dates. Everyone picks available, maybe or unavailable. See which date works best.
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