From the idea to the door.

Five steps, and at every one of them, who does it: you, us, or your guest.

  1. 01You

    You pick the design

    Open the gallery and play the designs until you find the one that looks like your occasion. Then you type the names, the date, and the venue on the same screen, and you watch it change as you type.

  2. 02You

    You add your guests

    Type the names one by one, import a spreadsheet, or pull them from your contacts. Group them the way you already think about them, his family, her family, friends, so sending and following up stay simple.

    Each guest's name inside their own design costs nothing extra.

  3. 03Us

    We send two messages to each guest

    The first message is the invitation itself, arriving as an image or a video with the guest's name inside the design, not as a blue link. The second is that guest's entry pass, and it follows once they confirm.

    A long list takes a while, and we say how long before the send starts.

  4. 04Your guest

    Your guest replies, and you see it

    A guest replies from inside the message itself, and the reply lands with you straight away. You see who is coming, who apologised, and who has not answered, and you know the real headcount before you book the tables.

  5. 05You

    On the day itself

    At the door, your staff scan the guest's pass from their phone. The name comes back, and the pass closes behind them. A forwarded pass opens no door.

What your guest receives

One WhatsApp thread: the invitation, then their answer, then their entry pass. No blue link and no app.

A preview of the thread. The wording inside the card is an example, and your design stays yours.

The door, even with no signal.

Plenty of halls have no coverage inside. The scanner downloads the list before the door opens, and it checks a pass on the device itself.

  • The list downloads before the first guest arrives
  • A pass closes after its first scan
  • Several doors work at once, and settle up when the signal returns
  • Your staff open the scanner from a shortcut on the home screen
The doorWorking offline
Valid pass

Welcome, Mohammed Al Hammadi

A preview of the screen at the door.

Questions we get a lot.

No. The invitation and the pass arrive in WhatsApp like any other message, and they open with one tap.
Sending starts right away and you follow it name by name. A long list takes minutes, and you watch the progress as it goes.
You can edit the event details, and anyone who opens the invitation after that sees the new version. Messages already delivered stay as they are in the chat.

Start with the design, we handle the rest.

Building it and sharing its link cost nothing. Payment starts at the send, not before.