For a conversation, not a form
Tell Jitabi on WhatsApp or Clara in the browser who is celebrating, when and where. The creator assembles the invitation page and the reply list around your answers, and only asks about the details you left out.
Building an invitation page by form means facing twenty empty fields and deciding the order yourself. A creator you can talk to flips that. It asks a few plain questions — whose day is it, when, roughly where, what tone — and reads your answers the way a helpful friend would, filling the page as you go.
You are describing an event, not completing paperwork. When you leave something out, that becomes the next question rather than an empty box you forgot.
Same result — a draft page you can edit — from whichever place you are already working.
Message a number and describe the event in the thread. Jitabi asks the follow-ups and returns a page you claim and publish, all without leaving WhatsApp or installing anything.
At clara.myjoyfullday.com, the conversation builds the site on screen. It suits anyone who wants to watch the sections fill in and nudge the wording as it happens.
Inside the web app, the assistant prefills a single section — a welcome paragraph, a set of FAQ answers, the timeline wording — which you then edit line by line.
The follow-ups are the point of a conversation. These are the ones you can expect.
A conversation is quick, and quick things mishear. The creator may take “afternoon tea at four” and set a schedule that looks tidy but has the wrong hour. Nothing of that is a problem until you publish, because a draft stays hidden from guests.
So you open the page it assembled and check the parts that matter: the date and times, the venue spelling, the names, the reply limits. Correct anything it got wrong, add the detail only you would know, and only then send it.
How it works
Message Jitabi or load Clara and say what the event is in your own words. That single description seeds the page.
The creator asks only about the gaps — the date, the venue, who is coming. Reply in the same thread and watch the sections fill.
It returns the invitation, the details and a reply button. Correct the date, venue or spelling before you go any further.
Make it live and share the link wherever your guests already are. Their confirmations come back onto the same list.
Questions
Jitabi lives in WhatsApp, so it is handy on a phone with nothing to install. Clara runs in the browser and suits you if you want to see the whole page take shape as you talk. Both draft the same event; you edit in whichever feels quicker.
No. That is the value of a chat. You give what you know, the creator asks about what is missing, and it fills the rest with editable wording you can change in one line.
No, and it will not pretend to. The chat never reads or imports your phone contacts. You add guests yourself, or you send the link and let replies gather names onto the list as guests answer.
You will see it before guests do, because a draft is not visible to them until you publish. Fix the date, venue or spelling, and the page updates. Nothing goes live on a conversation you have not read.
Get Started
Describe the event to Jitabi or Clara, let the creator ask what it needs, and edit the page it drafts before you share.
