// describe it · barnaby designs it · they answer
Invitationsthat ask back.
Tell Barnaby about the occasion. He designs a whole invitation — your letter under a wax seal, a little game, real places to choose from, a time picker — and asks your guest every question himself. Their answers arrive as they tap.
← Try the one on the right. Tap the seal. Try saying no.
from Jamie
Dinner, you and me?
A small invitation, delivered by hand.
- a letter under a wax seal
- “ohh, and when are you free?”
- the No button that runs away
- real places, with their ratings
- a scratch card hiding the date
- answers arrive live
- a photo booth that opens on the night
- every photo in one album
- 6
- occasions to start from
- a date, a birthday, a debut, a wedding, a reunion, a party
- 11
- kinds of step
- from the sealed letter to the photo booth
- 5
- little games
- the runaway No, a scratch card, pairs, a quiz, catch
- 6
- themes
- blush to gilded, each with its own drifting motif
// how it works
A sentence in, an invitation out.
step 1
Describe the occasion
“A first date with Mia on Saturday in BGC. She loves Japanese food. Make it cute, with a little game before I ask.” That is all Barnaby needs.
step 2
Barnaby designs every step
An opening, your letter, a game, a choice of real places with their ratings, a time picker, the details. Change any word, reorder anything, or ask him to rework a step.
step 3
Send a link, watch the answers
Your guest opens it with no account and taps through, Barnaby asking each question. Their picks arrive on your screen as they make them.
// what goes in one
Everything a guest taps through, and everything you get back.
// get started
Somebody deserves a better invitation.
Free to make. Your guests need nothing but the link.