Every guest. Every hour. Every seat.

No. Each household replies through its own private link, from any phone, without signing in or installing anything. Their answers appear in your guest list straight away.

Yes. Email each household its invitation and private reply link, sent in your name with a message of your own. Remind everyone who hasn't replied in one click, or let one reminder go out by itself a few days before your reply deadline; no household gets more than one in two days. You can hear about replies as they come, or in one email a day.

Yes. Open a sample event with fictional guests, a timeline and a seated floor plan, change anything you like, and delete it when you're done.

Yes. Each event keeps its own guests, timeline and seating plans, and every one of them is on your events page.

Yes. Invite your partner, family or planner by email. Each of them gets the same event, as an editor who can change it or a viewer who can only look, and you can change their role or remove them at any time. The event's activity shows who changed what, and a seating plan can go back to any earlier version.

Yes. A seating plan can belong to a stage of the timeline, so each part of the day can have its own room and its own seats.

Yes. Each room is measured in metres or feet, and tables and chairs are drawn to their real size in either.

Yes. Download the floor plan to scale as a PDF, a sheet of meals and dietary needs by table for the caterer, place cards and escort cards, a run-of-show of the day, a calendar file, and the whole guest list as a spreadsheet.

Yes. Say who must or should sit together, apart or side by side, and auto-seat fills the empty seats, keeping households together. Anything you don't like, you move by hand, or undo in one step.

Yes. Set a currency and a total, list what you're paying for with estimated and actual costs, and record payments as they're due and made. You see what's still to pay, the cost per guest, and a warning when you go over.

Yes. Each event can start with a checklist made for its kind (a wedding, a birthday, a work event) with tasks due a set time before the day. They move if the date does, and you can add, assign and tick off your own.

Yes. On the event's day, a Today view on your phone shows what's on now and what's next, and lets you check guests in at the door, with their table. It keeps working on a poor connection and catches up when it's back.

Yes. Duplicate it for next year with the parts you want (the timeline moved to the new date, the rooms you drew, the checklist, the budget), or copy one room's layout into another event, so a venue is drawn once.