Invite

// 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.

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.

Your words, sealed
The letter is yours, verbatim, in a hand-lettered face. It waits under a wax seal with your initial until they tap it open.
A little game first
A No button that runs from their finger. A scratch card hiding the date. Match the pairs. A quiz about you both. Catch the falling hearts.
Real places to choose from
Name an area and Barnaby looks up real places that fit, with photos, ratings and prices, and writes a line about each.
A butler who asks for you
Barnaby stands in the corner of every invitation, saying each line as it types — “ohh, and when are you available?” Tap him to hear it again.
Answers, live
Who opened it, what they picked, which evening most people can make, who is bringing a plus-one — updating as it happens.
Then the photos
On the night the invitation becomes a photo booth. Every guest’s pictures land in one album, with a collage to keep.

// get started

Somebody deserves a better invitation.

Free to make. Your guests need nothing but the link.