We all know the sound. Your phone buzzes fifty times in three minutes. You open the family group chat. Aunt Sharon is asking if potato salad is a carb. Cousin Pete has replied with a GIF of a dancing cat. What nobody has done is answer your actual question.
Are you coming to the picnic on Sunday or not?
Group chats are brilliant for family gossip. They are an absolute nightmare for event planning. You want a headcount. You get a debate about the weather.
There is a better way to organize your next get-together.
Ditch the endless scroll
You do not need to scroll through a hundred messages to count sausages. You need a proper invitation. But nobody wants to deal with clunky design tools or force their family to download an app.
That is where we come in. InviteCard gives you portrait invitations made for phones. They look brilliant, they take minutes to build, and they actually get you answers.
What your family sees
Instead of another text message, you send a link. When your family taps it, they do not get a static image they have to pinch and zoom. They get a full-screen, interactive event page.
Here is what lands in their hands:
- An animated card arrival that feels like a real invitation
- A full-bleed photo or a 20-second personal video of you explaining the plan
- A live Google Map so nobody gets lost finding the park
- A real-time weather forecast for the day
- A massive, impossible to miss RSVP button
What you get
When someone taps Yes, Maybe, or Can't Make It, the magic happens. You get an instant email notification. Your card management page updates with a running headcount.
You know exactly who is coming. You know exactly how much food to buy. Zero drama. Zero guesswork.
Premium features without the premium price tag
You might think a live, interactive event page costs a fortune. It does not. You pay a one-off A$9. There are no sneaky subscriptions. There are no hidden fees.
You answer a few questions, pick your design, and generate your link. Then you drop that link right into the family group chat.
Let them argue about the potato salad. You already have your headcount.