Saturday arvo. Someone texts the group: backyard, 4pm, bring a salad. That’s the party. The only thing standing between you and a cold drink is telling people where to be, and actually knowing who’s coming.
That’s the moment InviteCard is for.
You don’t open a design app. You don’t hunt a template. You don’t print a thing. You describe the gathering, get a full digital RSVP invitation, pay once, and share a live link. Under three minutes is normal. Spontaneity finally has a decent invite.
Not a JPEG. A live event page
Your InviteCard is a full-screen, shareable event page designed to open on a phone. Guests get everything they need in one tap.
What sits on the card:
- Event title, date, time and location
- A full-bleed hero image or video
- An interactive RSVP: Yes, Maybe or Can’t Make It, plus name, phone and any +1s
- A live Google Maps embed of the venue
- A real-time weather forecast for the day
- Add to calendar (iCal / Google Calendar)
- Optional extras: dress code, what’s included, age notes, getting there, extra details
It is not a PDF. It is not a flattened picture in the chat. It is a permanent link that behaves like a tiny event site.
What happens when they RSVP
Guests don’t just “see” the invite. It arrives like a card being handed over. Animated. Then they tap a response.
You get:
- An instant email with their name, phone and headcount
- A running RSVP count on your card management page
- A full guest list with Yes / Maybe / Can’t Make It
They get:
- A confetti burst and a confirmation email
- A reminder 24 hours before (or straight away if they’re last-minute)
All done. You can actually plan the sausages.
Built for real Aussie hosting, not a boardroom
Birthdays, barbecues, catch-ups, engagement drinks, kids’ parties, work drinks, cultural celebrations, even the quieter gatherings. InviteCard supports 60+ event types across 10 categories, from casual invites through weddings, baby arrivals, holidays, reunions, corporate events and more.
The point is the same every time: skip the group-chat chaos and the “wait, what’s the address again?” loop. One beautiful card. One live RSVP list.
Casual hosts pay A$9 per card. Event companies and high-volume planners can grab InviteCard Pro at A$49 a month for unlimited cards. That sits comfortably against typical Aussie digital-invite pricing, without forcing you into a giant ticket platform.
Mobile-first, because that’s how guests actually open things. Design that doesn’t look cheap. RSVP tracking that cuts the admin. Speed first, then the delight.
How the three minutes actually feel
1. Open invitecard.io in the browser. No app to download.
2. Describe the event in plain language.
3. AI generates custom artwork and copy. Tweak if you want. Don’t if you don’t.
4. Check the live card: map, weather, RSVP, calendar, extras.
5. Pay A$9 (or publish on Pro) and share the link. SMS, WhatsApp, whatever you already use.
That’s it. The party has a front door now.
Relaxed hosting shouldn’t mean messy comms. A backyard, a hall, a park, a restaurant booking. Same flow. Same punchy little moment when the first Yes lands in your inbox.
Beautifully simple. Fast enough for a whim. Proper enough that guests feel invited, not tagged.