For hosts running their own event
Create the page, send the link, watch the replies arrive. The platform holds the invitation, the guest list and the reminders together, and you run it all from your phone's browser.
When hosts search for an invitation app they usually mean one thing: stop juggling. Right now the invitation is a picture in a chat, the guest list is a spreadsheet, the reminders are a pile of apology texts, and the headcount is a memory. An app worth using collapses all of that into a single place you open when you need an answer.
One honest note before anything else: this is not a native mobile app you download from a store. It is a platform that runs in your phone's browser, so you can open the list on a bus, edit the page at a desk, or check who has arrived at the door, and it is the same list everywhere. Nothing to install, nothing to update.
Names, plus-ones counted inside the limit you set, and a clear split between who has confirmed and who still owes an answer. You read the count instead of rebuilding it.
A nudge to non-responders goes out over WhatsApp or email without you typing each one, so chasing stops being a personal task.
Change the time or the address once on the page and the next guest to open the link reads the corrected version. No re-sending flyers, no group message nobody reads.
The same list-and-page idea carries a birthday, a shower, a send-off, or a work social.
The quiet benefit of one place is that the answer to any question is somewhere you can actually find it. Someone asks who is bringing a partner, or whether the Lindqvist family replied, and you look once instead of scrolling three threads. The invitation, the replies and the reminders pull together so the running of the event stops being a memory test.
How it works
Sign up on the web or message Jitabi on WhatsApp with a sentence about the event. Either route gives you a live invitation with replies already attached.
Enter the names, so the page can show replies against a known list rather than a drifting count you have to guess.
Confirmations tick names as they land. Send reminders to the quiet ones straight from the same list, then read the running total whenever you need it.
On the day, the same list works from your phone's browser and pairs with check-in, so who has arrived is visible without a clipboard.
Questions
No. The invitation app is the platform itself, and it runs in your phone's browser. You open it from a link rather than an app store, and it behaves the same on any device you sign in from.
Yes. You can add collaborators with different access levels, so a partner, a parent or a committee member can help run the event without everyone needing the same permissions.
On the guest list, attached to names, visible any time you open it. That is the whole point of keeping the invitation and the replies together instead of in separate tools.
The list grows with your plan. We do not quote a headcount limit here because the honest figures live on /pricing, so see that for where to start and when moving up makes sense.
It runs in your phone's browser, so you open the list when you are connected rather than from an offline download. Nothing to install; sign in from any device and it is the same invitation and the same guest list each time.
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One place for the invitation, the replies, the reminders and the day-of count. Open it from your browser, share the link, and stop chasing answers across six chats.
