Invitations · RSVPs · Seating · Check-in

From a sealed envelope
to a filled seat.

RSVP PLUS carries an event through its whole arc: send invitations that still feel like paper, collect replies you can trust, arrange the room seat by seat, and check guests in at the door.

Create an event
Token-secured RSVP linksApprovals before publishSeats you can drag

Break the seal

Sample event
Ivory Hall

1,248replies in, confirmation codes issued
312/ 340seats assigned across 43 tables
94%checked in within 20 minutes of doors

How an event moves

Six states, and no way to skip one.

An event never jumps a step. Nothing reaches a guest before an admin approves it, and every stage after that is a thing you can watch happen.

  1. 01

    Draft

    Build the event, the guest list and the programme in private.

  2. OK02

    Pending approval

    An admin reviews it before a single guest sees anything.

  3. /e/9f2c03

    Published

    Each guest gets their own token-secured invitation link.

  4. 04

    Replies in

    Responses land as they happen, each with a confirmation code.

  5. 05

    Seated

    Place guests on the canvas by hand, or generate the plan.

  6. 06

    Checked in

    Scan at the door and watch the room fill on the live list.

Seating canvas

Place a guest. The room updates.

This plan is the real thing, running right here. Click a seat to place the next guest on the list, click again to lift them out.

  • Drag guests between tables, or generate a plan that respects the zone’s seat limit.
  • Seat labels print straight onto place cards and the door list.
  • Every change is scoped to the event, so two admins never overwrite each other.
Ivory Hall · main room3 / 32 seated
T1
T2
T3
T4
Click any seat to place a guest.

What you get

The unglamorous parts, handled properly.

An invitation is the visible half. The other half is tokens, quotas, roles and a door that has to work at 7pm on a Saturday.

Invitations by token

Every guest gets a private link. The token is checked server-side on each request and dies with the event.

Seating canvas

Arrange tables and seats by hand, or generate a layout that respects the seat limit set on the zone.

Check-in at the door

Scan a confirmation code and the guest list updates for everyone working the floor, at once.

Approvals before publish

An event waits in pending approval until an admin signs off. Nothing reaches a guest ahead of that.

Confirmation emails

A reply sends the guest their code straight away, metered against the department’s own quota.

Roles that match the org

Super admins, department admins and attendees each see their own slice, and nothing beyond it.

Your next event starts with an envelope.

Set up the guest list, send the first invitation and watch the replies come back. You can have a published event running today.