Free RSVP link
Make a free RSVP link for your event. Put in the date and the place, then send the link in a message, an email or as a QR code. The answers come back as one list of who is coming. No account, no ads.
Answers in one list, with names
Every answer lands on one list with a name. The count is automatic. Close it when you have enough.
Housewarming
Sat 4 Oct, 19:00 · Rosa’s, 12 Bridge Street · 4 answered
- AnnaYes
- MartaYes
- TobiasIf need be
- JonasNo
Send it now, add the details later
Add the place and a note any time. The link stays the same.
The same link becomes the event page
Once settled, the link shows the date, the place, who is coming, and a button to add it to a calendar.
Fri 11 Sept · 19:00
Dinner before Anna leaves
WhereRosa's, 12 Bridge Street
WhoAnna, Marta, Tobias
Add to calendar
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. No upgrade, no subscription, no ads.
- Does anyone need an account or an app?
- No. Not you, and not anyone you send it to. The link opens in a browser.
- Can I put it on a printed invitation?
- Yes. Every link comes with a QR code to print or show on a screen.
- What does the RSVP form look like?
- Your date, place and note, then three answers: yes, if need be, no, and a box for a name. That is all it asks.
- Can I use it as an RSVP tracker?
- That is what it is. Every answer lands on one page with a name against it, and the count changes as answers come in.
- Can I see who has not answered?
- You see every answer with a name on it. Send the link again to the rest.
- What if I have not picked the date yet?
- Ask for a few instead. Put in the dates you could do and everyone ticks what works. Ask for a few dates.
- Can I add it to a calendar?
- Yes. Once the plan is settled, the link shows the event with an add to calendar button for Google, Apple and Outlook.
- Is this a save the date?
- It can be. Send it with the day alone and fill in the rest when you know it.
- Can I stop taking answers?
- Yes. Close it when you have enough, and the page keeps showing who said yes.