The Details

Online birthday invitations that collect the replies

Answer a few questions about the party and get a birthday invitation page: the time, the place, what to wear, and a reply link anyone you send it to can answer, with who they’re bringing.

Make your birthday invitation

Free to make and publish. Guests never need an account.

What goes on your birthday invitation

The when and the where
The date, the time, the venue with a map link, a dress code, and a plan for rain if the party is outdoors.
Replies with plus-ones
Guests reply through one link and add who they’re bringing, with any food allergies, so you know how much to order.
Replies in one list
Every reply lands in your guest list the moment it is sent, and still counts once if a guest presses Send twice. Export it to a spreadsheet whenever you need numbers.
One link, a QR code, or email
Send the link in a group chat, print its QR code on a card, or email it to the guests on your list.

Ready in a few minutes

  1. Tell us the basics

    Who it’s for, the date, the venue, and a few notes in your own words. It takes about a minute.

  2. See your site

    Your answers become a full site: the cover, your own words, the schedule, guests’ questions and a reply form, in the design you picked. Change any of it.

  3. Edit, publish, share

    Change any section on your phone or laptop. Publish when it’s ready, then send guests the site, or give each household its own link.

Make your birthday invitationSee the designs

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Making and publishing a birthday invitation, the reply form and the guest list are free, with no limit on guests. An optional site pass adds your own colours, a photo wall for guests and reply reminders, for one payment.

Do guests need an app or an account?

No. They open the link in any browser, on any phone, and reply in under a minute.

Can I change the party details after sending it?

Yes. Edit the page and publish again; the link stays the same, so guests always see the latest details.

Will strangers find it?

No. Event sites are hidden from search engines, so only people you send the link to can open it. You can also add a password.