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RSVP

A headcount you can trust, from a link anyone can open.

The reason RSVPs fail is friction: every account a guest has to create is a guest who doesn’t answer. Mela’s reply page asks for a name and how many are coming. That’s it. You get a live count of adults, kids and plus-ones, and a list of who said yes, maybe, and no.

Counted properly

Adults and children are counted separately. A plus-one is a number, not a guess. “Maybe” stays a maybe until it resolves, so you can nudge it.

Reminders that go to the right people

Guests who haven’t replied get one reminder a few days before, sent for you by email or in the app; one tap sends another. An update about the date, time or place goes to everyone who said yes or maybe. No blast to the whole list.

Also on the reply page

The next one’s on you.

Free for organizers, members and guests. The iPhone app runs the community; every guest replies from a link.

Not sure yet? Try creating an event — nothing is sent or published.

Questions

Can guests RSVP without an app or account?

Yes. They open the link, type their name, choose yes / maybe / no and how many are coming.

Can a guest change their answer?

Yes, from the same link, until the host closes replies.

Does the host need the app?

The host uses the free iPhone app, or the web account. Guests never need either.

Is it free?

Yes, for any number of guests.

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