For whoever is hosting the shower
Describe the shower in a single line, and the AI hands back a finished page to adjust. Once it is shared, the guest list runs itself while you get on with the rest.
A shower invitation has a few jobs and not much time before it. So you give the AI the short version: a woodland-themed shower for Elin, Sunday the sixth at two, at the Hall on Church Lane, games and tea. You send that to Jitabi on WhatsApp, or type it into Clara, or let the in-app drafting prefill the sections.
What comes back is a page to adjust rather than a blank one to fill: a warm welcome, the shape of the afternoon, a gentle note about the gift list, and a reply line. You move things around, change any sentence that is not quite right, and it stays a private draft until you publish it.
The day, the start, the address, and a plain line about parking or the door to use, so no one arrives twenty minutes early or at the wrong hall.
Say the theme and roughly what that means, whether it is colours to match or simply a mood, so guests know how to join in.
Mention the registry once, warmly, and let guests who prefer to give directly do that too; the AI words it so it reads kind rather than transactional.
A clear date to answer by, and behind it a guest list that records each name as they confirm.
After the page goes out, you are not typing answers into a notebook. The list does the remembering.
The gift question is the part most hosts dread. Let the AI phrase it once, gently, and then let the page do the quiet work: if guests choose to give by card or mobile money, each gift can be recorded with the giver and a short message attached, so the thank-yous later are easy. You are not asking anyone to hunt for a shop or work out who sent what.
How it works
Tell Jitabi or Clara the theme, the date, the venue and roughly who is coming. The AI returns a finished page to adjust, with replies ready to switch on.
Soften the gift note, set the theme line the way you would say it, and trim anything that reads generic. Check the date and address against reality.
Switch the guest list on, publish the page, and share the one link. The list starts filling the moment the first guest answers.
Read the count whenever you like and send a reminder to the quiet ones from the list, so the headcount for tea and favours is settled early.
Questions
It words the note warmly, and you point guests at what you would actually like. If people prefer to give directly, gifts can be recorded with the giver and a message attached, so thanking them later is straightforward.
Only if you tell it. Give the theme and the drafting builds around it, but check the details yourself before publishing, since the AI fills from whatever you actually describe.
Yes. The page is a private draft until you publish, and you can password-protect it and share the password only with the invited guests, so it does not reach the wrong hands early.
A shower is a fully supported occasion, and if several people are running it together you can add collaborators with the access each one needs to help.
No. They open the link and confirm in a couple of taps, and the answer lands on your guest list. Nothing to download and no sign-up in the way.
Get Started
Describe the afternoon, adjust a few lines, and share one link. The details are answered, the registry is stated kindly, and the guest list runs itself while you do the rest.
