How to plan a family reunion
Every family reunion starts with one question: which weekend?Kitokoto puts it to the whole family in one poll.Free, no account.
Create your first eventSo many things to decide on
- 01
The weekend
Start here. You can't book a place or plan food until you know when.
- 02
The place
Someone's garden, a park or a hall you hire. If the family can't agree, put the places in a poll too.
- 03
The money
Sort out who pays for what before anyone books anything.
- 04
The food
Everyone brings a dish, or you book a caterer once you know how many are coming.
- 05
Who's coming
Ask for a clear yes or no. You'll need the number for food and chairs.
- 06
The details
Put the date, the address and what to bring somewhere the family can find it without scrolling through the chat.
Find the weekend with Kitokoto

Weekends in one poll
Calling round the family one by one takes forever. Put the weekends you could do in one poll instead, with a note about the plan.


Easy to answer on any device
Your family won't need an account or an app. Kitokoto opens in the browser on any phone or computer.

Every answer counted
Counting replies across texts and calls gets messy. Kitokoto adds up each weekend for you.

An up-to-date event page
Details posted in a group chat get buried, and changes get missed. Kitokoto gives your event a page with the date, the place and who is coming. When you change a detail, the page changes too.
Questions
- How far in advance should you plan a family reunion?
- Six months to a year is usual for a large family. Pick the date first, because the place and the food depend on it.
- How do you pick a date for a family reunion?
- Offer two or three weekends in a Kitokoto poll. It shows which weekend suits the most relatives.
- How much should each family pay for a reunion?
- Split the shared costs, like the venue and the food, by household. Agree on it before anyone books.
- Is there a free family reunion planner?
- Kitokoto is free, with no account and no ads. It shows which weekend suits the most relatives and keeps the plan on one page.
- Do relatives need an account to answer?
- No. Kitokoto has no accounts, for you or anyone you invite.