The plain answer, then the detail
Jitabi is a real assistant you message on WhatsApp. Describe the event in ordinary words and it drafts the invitation page, the reply button and the guest list behind it; you keep editing by replying.
Jitabi is My Joyfullday's WhatsApp assistant, and it does one useful thing: it turns a plain description of your event into a real event website. You send a message the way you would text a friend — who it is for, the date, roughly when, where — and it drafts the invitation page, lays the details into readable sections, and attaches a reply button so answers arrive on a guest list instead of in a chat you have to reread.
It suits the person who can describe a party in a paragraph but would rather not design one. No template gallery to browse, no colour picker, no blank canvas to fill at midnight. You talk; it builds; you adjust. The result is not a mock-up you have to recreate elsewhere — it is the page your guests open, holding a live link on a myjoyfullday.site address.
Three messages in the words a host would really send, across three occasions.
Hi Jitabi, Marta turns 40 on 14 November. Dinner that evening at seven at Il Ritrovo, around twenty people. Make me a page guests can reply to.
Hi Jitabi, Elena and Marco are getting married on 20 June — ceremony at Villa Soave, dinner at La Vigna, about eighty guests. Draft the invitation page.
Hi Jitabi, celebrating young Lukas finishing school on 12 July, lunch at four at the Lindqvist house. Family and a few friends; I want a reply list.
Jitabi builds; the host decides. These stay in your hands, and it will not guess them for you.
There is no contact import and no reading of your group chats. The guest list starts empty and fills name by name as the people you chose reply on the page.
Message it what is settled. If the venue is still a maybe, say so in plain words and the draft marks it honestly as to be confirmed rather than inventing an address.
If the first draft reads too formal or too plain, reply and say so. Warmer, shorter, funnier are editable lines, not fixed personalities you are stuck with.
Times, addresses and menu notes should pass your eyes. Jitabi drafts the page; you are the one who publishes it to your guests.
One clarification matters, because the name gets mistaken for something it is not. Jitabi is not a bot that joins your family group or reads your conversations. It talks to you, the host, in a one-to-one chat, and only you see the drafts it returns. Your guests never touch that thread; they get the page link and answer there.
It is also not a native app to install, and it does not connect to the WhatsApp Business API to blast invitations. You message an ordinary number from the WhatsApp you already use, and you paste the finished link into whatever chats you choose. The assistant builds the site; the sending and the guest list stay plainly yours.
How it works
Occasion, date, a rough time, and the place. One paragraph is enough to begin; anything wrong gets corrected in the next reply.
What comes back is a page you can answer, not a file to open. Reply with the lines that need changing until the wording sits right.
Once it reads like your event, publish it and copy the myjoyfullday.site address into the chats you pick.
Each answer shows up on your guest list with names and plus-ones inside the limits you set, so the headcount is real from the first day.
Questions
Real and shipped. Hosts message it today, get a genuine event page back, and publish that page to guests. It is the same site the web editor works on — the chat is simply the quickest door to it.
No. Jitabi lives inside the WhatsApp you already have, and the pages it builds open in any browser — for you and for your guests. There is nothing to download at either end.
It does not, and we would rather say so plainly. There is no contact import and no bot watching your groups. The guest list is built only from people who open your link and reply on the page.
You, the host, in a private chat. Guests never interact with it. They receive the page link, tap the reply button on the page itself, and their answer lands on your list.
No. You can start free and build your first invitation to see how it reads. Upgrades follow the size of your guest list rather than the chat; the plans are laid out on the pricing page.
Get Started
Describe a party the way you would describe it to a friend. Jitabi answers back with a page your guests can reply to — and you decide the rest.
