A group chat “yeah maybe” is not a plan. You still do not know who is bringing a plus one, who needs a seat, or who is quietly out.
InviteCard treats RSVP as a real answer. Guests tap Yes, Maybe or Can’t Make It on a live digital invite. You get names, phone numbers and headcount. The card still publishes in minutes.
Beautifully simple. All done.
Why three answers beat a shrug
Everyday Australian hosting is messy in a good way. Birthdays in the backyard. A last-minute barbie. A wedding weekend with family flying in. You need a number you can cook for, not a vibe.
Yes means they are coming. Maybe is useful, not lazy. It flags people who want to be there but are waiting on work, kids, or a flight. Can’t Make It closes the loop so you stop chasing.
That is planning data. Not a polite shrug.
What guests actually tap
The card is a full-screen event page on a phone. Not a PDF. Not a still image. A live URL with everything they need.
- Event title, date, time and location
- Full-bleed hero image or video
- Interactive RSVP: Yes, Maybe or Can’t Make It, plus name, phone and any +1s
- Live map and weather for the day
- Add to calendar
- Optional extras: dress code, what’s included, getting there, notes
They open the link. The invitation lands like a card being handed over. They tap. Confetti. A confirmation email. A reminder 24 hours before, or straight away if they RSVP late.
Mobile first, because that is where RSVPs happen.
What you see the moment someone replies
You get an instant email with their name, phone and headcount. Your card management page keeps a running count. The full guest list shows Yes, Maybe and Can’t Make It so you can follow up the Maybes without nagging the whole group.
Share the same permanent link again anytime. Sign in with Google or a magic link and My Cards holds every invite you have built.
Digital invites in minutes, then real RSVPs
Hosts choose a creative mode, fill the details, preview, pay once with Stripe, and share. Under four minutes. No app. No template fight.
Five ways to make the card:
1. Video Invite: record or upload a short clip. It autoplays muted with tap to unmute. Guests hear you before they RSVP.
2. AI Photo: describe a scene. Photoreal images, up to six options.
3. AI Illustrated: playful poster style for kids’ parties and birthdays.
4. Stock Photo: search licensed photos and pick one.
5. Your Photo: upload a venue shot or flyer, landscape or portrait.
The baked image is also the social preview when you drop the link in WhatsApp, iMessage or Instagram DMs. Copy the URL, grab an Instagram image, or tap a platform chip and see Copied!
Casual hosts pay A$9 per card. Event companies can go unlimited at A$49 a month.
Sixty-plus event types sit across birthdays, weddings, baby arrivals, holidays, corporate nights, memorials and culturally diverse celebrations. Same RSVP, same speed.
Maybe is not a cop-out. It is a seat you can still plan around, while the invite itself is already live.