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What PartyMind does.

Three things, and the way they connect: an invitation people actually open, a plan you can act on, and one link between them so the guest list manages itself.

Interactive invitation

Fill in the details of the night once and you get a page of your own to share. Pick the style you like; everything you typed is laid into it, and the link works anywhere a message does.

A guest opens it, answers in one tap and adds who they are bringing and what they cannot eat. The answers arrive on your dashboard as they come in, so you always know who is coming without chasing anyone.

Each style is a design in its own right rather than the same page recoloured, and the collection keeps growing — new styles, variants of the ones you know, and extra blocks to switch on when you need them.

Create an invitation

What a guest gets

  • A public link anyone opens — no account, no app, no sign-up
  • One-tap yes / maybe / no, with plus-ones and dietary notes
  • When, where and the dress code, with a map to the door
  • A note to the host, straight from the guest who wrote it
  • A guest list that fills in on your dashboard as replies land

What comes back

  • A timeline for the night, hour by hour
  • The budget split across categories, with a total
  • Venues near you, with addresses and map links
  • Music blocks that match each part of the evening
  • Decor ideas with rough costs
  • Checklists for before the day and on the day
  • A plan B, and the risks worth knowing about

Plan generator

Answer a short brief (what kind of party, when, where, how many people, roughly what budget) and get the whole night planned in about a minute.

Every section is editable, so it's a starting point you correct rather than an answer you accept. Ask for a change in a sentence and the whole plan is rewritten around it.

Build a plan

Plans and invitations, connected

They are not two separate tools you copy between. Turn a plan into an invitation and its date, time and place come with it; the plan stays attached, so everything about one event lives in one place.

  1. The plan

    Timeline, budget, venues, music.

  2. Date, time & place carried over

    The brief's details flow straight into the invitation, with no retyping.

  3. The invitation

    Attached to the plan; RSVPs land beside it on your dashboard.

Create an invitation Build a plan