One link for the whole reunion.

Family reunion or class reunion, your get-together gets its own private site. Share one link, collect names and contributions, and keep everyone on the same page.

Why a reunion gets its own site

Reunions get planned across group chats, email chains and phone calls with relatives who use none of them. A private site gives everyone one place to look, and it works on any phone without an app or a password.

Whole families on one RSVP

Each household lists everyone coming, kids included, so you know how many to plan for and exactly who they are.

Contributions paid to you

Collecting for the venue, the food or the t-shirts? Guests pay you directly, and you see who's paid at a glance.

Works for every generation

No app and no account. Guests type their phone number and they're in, and coming back on the same phone takes them straight to the invitation.

Details that can change

Post the venue once it's booked and update the schedule as plans firm up. Everyone sees the latest version.

Designed from what you already have.

A flyer, a photo, a color you love, a logo. Send whatever you have and your site is designed from it, so it looks like your reunion and nobody else's. You see a private preview before any guest does.

See what other hosts got
  • Private by default. Only the people you send the link to can open it.
  • No app, no account. Guests type their phone number and they're in.
  • Every guest named. RSVPs list everyone in the party.
  • Gone afterwards. The site comes down after the event.

Worth asking for.

Pick any of these in the quote form, or tell us in your own words.

  • Guests bring others. Whole households on one RSVP, each person named.
  • Guests pay me. Contributions paid to you, with a due date.
  • Location revealed later. The venue posted once it's booked.

How it works.

  1. Tell us about it

    Three quick steps: the date, roughly how many guests, and anything you already have, like a flyer, photos or a color.

  2. We design it

    Your site is built from what you send. You see a private preview and ask for changes before anyone else sees it.

  3. Share one link

    Send it by text or drop it in the group chat. Guests RSVP with their phone number, and you see every answer.

After the party, the site comes down.

Bring everyone back together.

Three quick steps, one flat quote. Asking is free.

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