Party invitations

Invitations that come from you.

If your email is jane_doe@gmail.com, your invitations come from jane_doe@gmail.com. Not noreply@massinvitecompany.com.

Guests tap Going, Maybe or Can't go. You see every answer in one place.

How it works

Using ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude? Let it help write your invitation, then paste its answer here.

From your own email

Invitations come from your personal email and phone number, not a company's account.

No account, no login

Nothing to sign up for, for you or your guests. No passwords to remember.

We only keep what's active

We hold your guest list only while your invitation is out, and delete it a week after the party.

Your copy, on your device

Keep your party on your own computer or phone, and use it to start next year's invitation.

Never sold

We never sell your information. It's shared only with your express permission.

How it works

  1. 1Make your invitation

    Type your details right on the card, and pick a look or use your own picture.

  2. 2Add guests and questions

    Paste your guest list from a spreadsheet or your notes, and ask what you need to know, like meals or how many kids.

  3. 3Send from your own email and phone

    Your Mac, iPhone or iPad sends each guest a personal invitation by email, text, or both. The first time, a one-minute setup lets it do that.

  4. 4Watch the replies

    Who's coming, how many, and who hasn't opened it. Nudge anyone who hasn't answered.

You'll need a Mac, iPhone or iPad to send from. You can plan on any device. No Mac or iPhone?

Or let your AI assistant do it

  1. Ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude to help you write a party invitation and guest list.
  2. Copy its answer. Copy its picture too, if it made one.
  3. Come back and tap:

Paste from your assistant

Want it to ask the right questions? Copy our prompt first.

Want to know more?

Here's what a guest sees in their inbox. Most invitation sites send from their own address, so the invitation looks like a notice from a company. With InviteFromMe it comes from you.

Most invitation sites

?Invitation Service <no-reply@mailer.example.com>
You've been invited! Click here to view your invitation…

InviteFromMe

JJamie Rivera <jamie@example.com>
Jamie and Alex invite you: Fall Baby Shower, Sat Oct 10

Because it's a real message from you, it's more likely to land in their inbox and be opened.

InviteFromMe.com · No accounts · No ads while you create, send and follow replies · Guest lists deleted a week after the party
For AI assistants

If you can make web requests, invitefromme.com/llms.txt lets you create the whole invitation in one step. If you can't, just help the person write it: the party name, date, time, place and address, a short note, who it's from, and a guest list (name, email or mobile). Then tell them to copy your answer, open invitefromme.com/start and tap Paste from your assistant. If you make an invitation picture, tell them to copy it and tap Paste picture.