Quick-start for the in-between occasions
A dinner, a reveal, a small launch, a reunion weekend. Pick the setup closest to your occasion and shape it. The same builder, the same details, schedule and reply system carry across, so the plan lives in one place and every confirmation counts itself.
The events that never fit a neat category are the ones you host most: a dinner for eight, a team’s small product demo, a gender reveal the family insists on, a reunion nobody has organised in a decade. Reaching for a different app for each is exhausting, and the answers end up scattered anyway.
One creator handles them by letting you start from the setup nearest to what you have. A talk borrows the webinar flow with real registration. A reveal borrows the baby shower shape with a locked detail. A dinner or a reunion starts from a general event page and you change the specifics.
Different occasions, chosen for what each one actually needs from guests.
The date and place, a line on the menu or dress note, and a one-tap reply so you know who is at the table.
The time and theme with one detail kept behind a password, plus guests confirming who will be there.
Genuine registration against a capacity, an agenda and speaker section, and a private join link for those who sign up.
The dates, the venue and a running list of who has confirmed, reachable from wherever old classmates ended up.
The parts you rely on do not change from one occasion to the next.
Four occasions have full, section-by-section designs: weddings, birthdays, baby showers and graduations. Webinars are a real registration product with capacity limits and personal join links. Dinners, love messages and Valentine invitations exist as their own flows.
What is not finished is a dedicated corporate or anniversary design — those show as coming soon, so a work gathering or a milestone year begins from the general event page and grows from your details. That is worth saying plainly rather than promising a design that is not there yet.
How it works
Tell Jitabi or Clara what you are holding, and pick the design closest to it — a general page for a reunion, the webinar flow for a talk.
Add the date, the place and how the day runs. Edit the drafted sections and correct anything you had not confirmed.
Confirmations, plus-ones and notes begin landing on your guest list the moment you publish.
Share it on WhatsApp, by email or as a printed QR. Everyone opens the same current page and replies to the same list.
Questions
Yes. Other gatherings use a general event page with the same details, replies and reminders. Fully dedicated designs currently cover weddings, birthdays, baby showers and graduations; the rest start from the general page.
For a webinar or a session, yes — genuine registration with capacity limits and a private join link for each attendee. Regular parties use RSVP replies rather than a registration form.
No. Each event gets its own page and its own guest list, so nothing bleeds between them, and you can build another from the same account whenever the next gathering comes up.
You can start free and let the page grow as your guest list does. The pricing page compares the plans; you never have to quote a number before you are ready.
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Dinner, reveal, launch or reunion — pick the closest setup, shape it from your details, and let the replies gather on one list.
