Digital invitation for a friends reunion that gets replies

Forty messages in the group chat and the date still isn't settled. Nobody remembers if you agreed on Friday or Saturday, the address is buried under a meme, and someone asks 'where was it again?' for the third time. That's the point where the plan cools off on its own. A digital invitation for a friends reunion sorts it out in one move: pick a design, write the date, the time and the place, send the link. You can have it ready today.

You don't need a big production. You need one page where the details live and where the answers land in the same place. That's the whole plan, and it fits in an afternoon: no designer, no printing, no scrolling back through a chat to find out what you agreed.

Your friends reunion group chat is not an invitation

A chat is good for jokes and bad for decisions. Everything that matters gets buried in it: the date, the address, the one person who can't do Friday. Five minutes later, the fix has already scrolled away.

• Forty messages in and still no date: nobody is sure whether you settled on Friday or Saturday, so nobody books anything.
• The same question gets asked three times because the answer sits twenty messages above, between two memes.
• One fixed link with date, time and place cuts the debate: you open it and you already know what to reply.
• Confirmations land in one ordered list instead of you messaging nine people one by one.

One digital invitation holds the date, the time and the place

Every detail has its own field with a character counter, so 'Marta's flat, Saturday 14th, 8.30pm' reads in full and doesn't get chopped off when you publish. Digital invitations also fix the boring part: the link opens in any browser, on a phone, a tablet or a laptop, and nobody has to install anything to answer.

If the bar closes and you have to move the reunion, you edit it and the link stays the same. Nobody re-sends anything, nobody turns up at the old place with last week's screenshot. The replies appear inside the invitation itself, in a list, with the questions you decided to ask.

A reunion becomes real the moment you can see who's coming.

From the class photo of 2003 to last summer's

You can add up to six of your own photos: the old group photo as the cover and the rest decorating the scenes. They frame themselves, and you can swap any of them later without touching the words. The background music does more than a paragraph of text ever will: that one song is recognised in two seconds.

How much a digital invitation for a friends reunion costs

29.99 EUR, one payment, no subscription. You can filter the collection by style and open any design to test it: in test mode you edit the cover without paying. If the design doesn't match the group, you pick another. When you buy, every scene unlocks and you fill each one with your own texts and photos.

Before you book a table for twelve, close the date with an invitation that tells you who's coming and who isn't. Open the catalogue, choose a design, test it for free and publish it once the wording sounds like your group and not like a form. If someone keeps paper, combine: the link for everyone and a couple of printed copies for whoever wants one.