Play with the real thing

A live invite to poke at as a guest, and the real editor to build in as a host. No account for either.

A HeadsUp invite's RSVP card: are you coming, the going tally bar at 4 of 6, the reply buttons, and the Bring a plate tab
The page guests get

Be the guest

Open Maya's 30th, the exact page that lands when a host texts a guest their link. No app to install, no account, no login. It's a demo event, so nothing you do is a promise to show up.

Open the demo invite
The HeadsUp editor on a phone: a dark cover with the balloon mark over an editable invite
The editor hosts use

Be the host

The same editor hosts use, seeded with a starter invite. Tap the text to rewrite it, add photos and polls, switch themes, then open it as a guest would. It saves in your browser until you want it for real.

Try the editor

Things to poke at

RSVP in two taps

Going, maybe, dietaries. Watch the tally move the moment you answer.

Vote in the poll

Pick the song for the cake moment. The tallies update for everyone.

Claim a plate

Add what you're bringing to the shared list, and take it back if you change your mind.

Add it to your calendar

One tap for Apple or Google, straight from the date card.

Catch the update

Plans have shifted once already. The Updates tab is where guests get the news.

Flip through the tabs

A real map on the front, the running order on its own page, the potluck on another.

Six themes to flip between, too. Browse the themes