Throw the party. Keep the plans.

Send a birthday, a house party or Sunday brunch as an invite people are glad to open — then every plan lands on one shared calendar. No phone numbers traded.

A family and friends crowded around a long table on a sunlit patio

An invite worth opening.

Big parties, small dinners, Tuesday pickup. Everything a real plan needs — before, during and after — and it all lands on one shared calendar, with reminders the day before and the hour of.

Invites worth opening

Pick a look for each plan — not a plain text event. A page people are glad to share.

Spots and a waitlist

Set a headcount cap. When it fills, guests line up and you wave in who you want.

Plus-ones, under control

Guests bring their people — you decide how many. No surprise headcounts.

Ask before they answer

Up to three questions with the RSVP: what to bring, dietary needs, anything.

Updates that land

Change of plans? Message everyone, just the yeses, or the waitlist — in one tap.

The morning after

Photos collect in a shared album, and a recap email lands the next morning.

One tap adds any plan to Google or Apple Calendar, so nobody chases the group chat.

Parties, dinners, pickups — all going out on Canvite.

Two friends laughing at a phone screen on a street corner at golden hour

Circles for the groups that repeat.

Family, the five-a-side team, the book club. Add a plan once and the right people see it.

A five-a-side football team gathered on a floodlit pitch at dusk

Your next plan takes fifteen seconds.

Canvite people