The party invite they can’t RSVP no to
Birthday, house party, or game night — send a link where the only RSVP is yes.
No account · no app · works on any phone
To you
Coming to my party?
Go on, try clicking “No”.
Group chats are full of "maybe" replies. A party invite with a No button that runs away turns the RSVP into a joke everyone wants to play along with, and you get a clear yes.
Put the date, address, and dress code on the celebration screen, add a playlist to set the mood, and send the same link to the whole group.
Question ideas
Tap one to start with it. You can change it later.
What the “No” button says
Each try, it switches to the next line. All of them are editable.
Tips for a guaranteed yes
Use the subtitle for details
Date, time, and address on the yes screen means fewer "wait, where is it?" messages.
Add the party playlist
The Music section plays your songs when they land on the celebration screen.
One link for the whole group
Anyone with the link can open it, so drop it straight into the group chat.
Three steps, about a minute
- Step 1
Ask
Pick an occasion (or spin for one) and write your question right on the card. Photos, a song or a note are optional.
- Step 2
Send
Get your link. No account needed. Drop it in a text, WhatsApp or DM.
- Step 3
Watch them fight it
They chase No through five stages before giving up. You get an email the moment they say yes, with their score.
Party invite: common questions
Can I send one invite to many people?
Yes. The link works for everyone who opens it. Leave the name as "you" or use the group name.
Does it track who said yes?
You can see how many times the page was opened and how many No attempts there were from your dashboard.
Can I change the colors?
Pick the Party preset or switch to Custom to choose your own color and emoji.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free.