You approve every guest
RSVPs arrive pending, not accepted. Until you confirm a family, they can't see who else is coming — not a name, not a number.
For parent-led kids' events
Send one link. Parents reply in a tap — no app, no account, no password. You approve who's coming, and the guest list stays as private as you decide.
We'll email once, when it opens. Nothing else, ever.
Already have a design? Start from it. RSVPjr turns it into a page that works on every phone, so the artwork you picked is the invitation guests see.
Text it, email it, put it in the class group chat. Parents open it and reply in a tap — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
RSVPs land waiting for you. Confirm the ones you know, and get a running count of kids and grown-ups — separately, because they're different numbers.
Built for children's events
These are children's names, ages and the address they'll be at on Saturday. RSVPjr is built so that information has nowhere to leak to.
RSVPs arrive pending, not accepted. Until you confirm a family, they can't see who else is coming — not a name, not a number.
The guest list reads "Ada L." Full surnames, email addresses and phone numbers stay with you, the host. Guests never see another family's contact details.
Every invitation lives at an unguessable address with nothing personal in it. If a link ends up somewhere it shouldn't, you can retire it and issue a new one.
Invitation pages ask search engines not to index them and aren't linked from anywhere public. The only way to an invite is the link you sent.
Parents RSVP from your link — no account, no password, no profile. There's no login to be breached because there isn't one.
Each party keeps its own artwork, details and replies together in one place. Delete the event and its guest list goes with it.
RSVPjr is in private testing with a small group of parents. Leave your email and we'll let you know when there's room.
One email when it opens. No newsletter, no sharing your address.