Good company.Great invitation.

Make an invitation worth saying yes to. One link for the details, the replies, and everything that brings you together.

Free to host. No guest accounts.

Six invitation themes for dinners, birthdays, weddings, work, neighbourhood gatherings and book clubs.

From a good idea to a full table.

Most of the work of hosting is chasing people. JoinMe does the chasing, kindly.

  1. 01 · Make it

    Pick a theme, write a line.

    Six themes, each with its own type and layout. Add a photo if you like.

  2. 02 · Send one link

    Drop it anywhere.

    Text, WhatsApp, email, a QR on the fridge. It opens on any phone, no app needed.

  3. 03 · Watch it fill

    Replies, sorted.

    Headcount, plus-ones and food notes in one calm list. Reminders go out on their own.

Try it · you’re the guest

A beautiful invite. A reply in seconds.

You’re invited toA seat at the table.
GoingMaybeCan't go

Example only. Nothing is sent.

Your guest list

2 going · 1 maybe
  • Jules MartinBringing wine
    Going
  • Priya Rao+1 · vegetarian
    Going
  • Kofi MensahFlight lands at 5
    Maybe

No spreadsheets to piece together. Every reply, plus-one and note lands here the moment it’s sent. The first three guests are examples.

The suites

Six suites. Every detail dressed.

A theme isn’t a background colour. It’s the type, the layout and the palette of the invitation and the page around it, all matched, so the whole evening feels considered.

You’re invited to

A seat at the table.

Something good on the stove. Your favourite people around it.

Everything a good host remembers.

The practical side, handled quietly. Turn on only what your gathering needs.

  • Plus-ones & food notes

    Guests say who they’re bringing and what they can’t eat. You get one tidy list, not a spreadsheet.

  • A place for everyone

    Set a guest limit. When someone drops out, the next person on the waitlist is invited automatically.

  • Kind reminders

    A note 24 hours before, sent for you. Post updates when plans change, with a co-host to share the load.

  • Find a date together

    Not sure when? Offer a few dates, let guests vote, then lock it in.

  • Potluck, songs & photos

    A shared list for who’s bringing what, a playlist everyone adds to, and an album after.

  • A warm welcome

    Every guest gets a QR code. Door mode on your phone checks people in with a tap.

Leave the door open.

Explore public gatherings, meet your community, or give your own event a place in the directory.

Explore the directory

Room for something new.

No public events to show right now. Create a public gathering to help people find their next plan.

Good questions.

Anything else? Write to us.

Is JoinMe free?

Yes. JoinMe is free for everyone. There is no paid tier, no trial, and no payment step.

Do guests need an account to RSVP?

No. Guests open the invite link and reply - no account, no app download. Only the host needs a free JoinMe account to create the invite.

How do guests RSVP?

They answer yes, maybe or no, say how many people they are bringing, add dietary needs, a note, and answers to whatever the host asked. Every guest gets an edit link, so plans can change without emailing the host.

Does JoinMe sell tickets or take payments?

No. JoinMe does not sell tickets, take payments, or handle money on a host’s behalf.

What is the difference between public, unlisted and private events?

A public event appears in the JoinMe directory and in search results. An unlisted event is reachable only by the link the host shares, and it is kept out of the directory and out of search indexes. A private event works the same way and also withholds its details until the guest enters the invite code.

What does the host get?

The full guest list with a yes / maybe / no summary and CSV export, email invitations with automatic 24-hour reminders, a waitlist that promotes guests when spots open, day-of check-in with per-guest QR codes, date polls, potluck sign-ups, song requests, and a shared photo album.

The invitation is only the beginning.

The next dinner, the big day, or just because. Give them something to say yes to.

Create an invite