Send one link, and find out how many children you are actually feeding.
An invitation page with the time, the place and an RSVP that counts adults and children apart. Parents answer in one tap, without an account, and the total adds itself up.
Free to make and free to put online. No account for your guests.
How it works
- 01
Describe the party
Whose birthday, which one, when and where, and anything parents need to know — swimsuits, pick-up time, whether to bring a present. Two designs come back in about a minute.
- 02
Make it yours
Change any word, put in a photo of the birthday child, pick the colours. Nothing about it has to stay as it arrived.
- 03
Drop it in the group chat
It goes online free. Parents open the link on their phone and answer there — no app to install, no account to make, which is most of why they answer at all.
- 04
Count the party
Nine children and six adults, updating as replies arrive. Export the list before you order the cake.
What every reply tells you
- Their name
- Which family answered, not just a tally.
- Their email
- To tell one parent about the change of time.
- Coming or not
- Plainly, with the running total either way.
- How many
- Adults and children apart — one number is for the cake, the other for the chairs.
- Anything they want to say
- An allergy, a sibling tagging along, a late arrival.
Questions people ask
Is the birthday RSVP page free?
Yes — making it and putting it online costs nothing, and it stays up. A paid plan adds more AI edits and lets you download the code, but collecting replies never needs one.
Do parents need to sign up for anything?
No. They open the link and answer on the page. No app, no account, no password — which is the difference between forty replies and eleven.
Will it tell me how many children are coming?
That is the number it is built around. Each reply counts adults and children separately, so you get "nine children and six adults" rather than fifteen people and a guess. The total updates as answers come in and exports as a spreadsheet.
Can I use it for a first birthday, a sixteenth, or a fortieth?
Yes. You describe whose birthday it is and what kind of party it is, and the page is written for that — a first birthday and a fortieth do not come back looking the same.
Can I put the address and the time on it?
Yes, along with anything else guests need: what to bring, whether to bring a swimsuit, where to park, when to collect their child. It is your page and every word on it is editable.
How quickly can I have it?
About a minute. You describe the party, two designs come back, you pick one and send the link. Most of the time goes on choosing a photo.
Can I change the details after sending it?
Yes, and the link does not change — so a new time or a corrected address reaches everybody who already has it, with nothing to re-send.
Nine children, six adults, one cake.
Describe the party, pick a design, send the link. The replies turn into a number instead of a thread you have to read twice.
Make your invitation