01 The problem
Six friends agree on Friday. The address is in one group chat, the pizza vote in another, and by Sunday the photos are spread across six phones. A week later, what’s left is the feeling that you forgot to send something.
For the people who were there.
Invyte is the private place we wanted for our own events. The invite, the chat and every photo live there, and it’s all still there next year.
Small enough to be personal. Big enough for a real party.
Why we made Invyte
02 What we made
Every event gets a private place. The invite goes out from it, the chat happens in it and every photo lands in it. Next year you open it and Friday is where you left it.
Four ideas behind every decision we make.
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The guest list is everyone.
An event is seen by the people invited to it. They see the chat, the feed and the photos, and that’s the whole audience.
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Under a minute.
A name, a time and a place, and the invites go out. It takes less time than the pizza-or-sushi vote.
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The photos stay together.
Every photo from every phone lands in the event, next to the chat that made it happen. Olivia’s birthday is still there, all 38 photos of it.
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Quiet on purpose.
Invyte counts guests and photos, and that’s all it counts. It does its part and leaves the rest to the people on the rooftop.
If this sounds like your Fridays, we made it for you.