A link of their own.
Instead of one public link pasted into a hundred chats, every guest gets a link that carries their name — the invitation opens with “Welcome, Abu Mahmoud.” And you can see who opened it and who didn’t.
What it does
Verbs, not adjectives.
A link per guest
The invitation greets them by name as it opens. The difference between “an invitation reached me” and “an invitation meant for me.”
The message, written
A ready WhatsApp message; one tap opens WhatsApp on that guest’s chat with the text and the link in place.
Import your list
Paste names and numbers in one go, or upload a spreadsheet. We build the links.
Groups
Groom’s side · Bride’s side · Colleagues · Family. Send to a whole group in one pass.
Who opened, who didn’t
Every personal link has a state: sent · opened · accepted · declined. So you know who to remind.
Reminder and thanks
One polite reminder before the date for anyone who hasn’t replied, and a thank-you message afterwards.
Try it now
Names, numbers and card counts in one place.
Type the names or paste them in one go, add each guest’s number and how many cards they get, then send them their own invitation on WhatsApp. That same list is the one you seat at the tables — one source, not two.
How it runs, step by step.
- 01
Add your guests
One by one, pasted in bulk, or from a file.
- 02
Check the message
The text is written and editable. Preview one guest’s message before you send.
- 03
Send
A tap per guest opens WhatsApp on their chat. Or send automatically through the WhatsApp API.
- 04
Follow along
Replies land on your board directly, with the state of every link in front of you.
Sending invitations questions
What hosts ask about.
- It starts with a tap per guest that opens WhatsApp on their chat — a method that works from day one and won’t get your number blocked. Automatic sending through the WhatsApp API comes later.
- They’re kept inside your event alone, to build the links and collect replies. They’re never shared, never used for anything else, and deleted on request.
- You’ll see them under “opened, no reply,” and you can send one reminder — no more.
