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Apple Invites Positive Reviews

Excited for the app, even more excited for potential updatesThis app couldn’t have been released at a more perfect time- my baby is turning one this month! So as I was already reaching out to loved ones, I was able to create an invite link that is also easy for people off iPhone to RSVP to! I love the ability to create an iCloud photo album for guests to upload their photos to. However, their invite management is lacking. If I had not created a checklist in notes, I would have to scroll through my messages to see who all I invited. I can’t view it in the app. The only thing I can see are responses. I also can’t manually add RSVPs, so people that had responded prior to me making my invite link have to refill out their rsvp so that I can keep track of attendee numbers. People can also only RSVP for up to 5 people, which happens to work out this time, but I do have friends with more than 3 kids so if they RSVP for their whole family, I wouldn’t be able to count all of them in the app. I will continue to utilize this app for future event planning, but I do hope to see these updates..Dianne-lonnieVersion: 1.0.1

Looking forward to seeing the app evolveI’m very excited to see this app because I have the same idea back to 2016 and I did work on building an app like this for some time, but gave up at the end due to personal reasons. To me, Invites will be the next big social network that is as popular as Facebook and Snapchat, hope they won’t copy it :) People can contribute every detail of their participating the events. The communication, photos and videos will form unforgettable memories in their life. If the app can introduce “public events” that everyone else around the world can randomly watch, then it will be another Tiktok and even BETTER! Payment can also be an interesting part of Invites. Imagine people want to split their bills at the end of the events, they just need to enter their own expense amount and the system can then help calculate who will pay to whom, doesn’t that sound cool and convenient?! The payment system can also allow Invites to integrate with other online services like Uber and Invites can even smartly plan and prepare everyone’s trip during the event! I can’t imagine how far this app can reach to people’s everyday life. Really excited to see my idea come true though it is actually realized by others, but I’m still glad because it proves that I didn’t do the wrong work. Hope Invites becomes one of the most popular social networkin the future, can’t wait to see!.GooddayzyVersion: 1.0.1

Looking forward to updatesThis app seems super cool. I am hoping future updates allow for more flexibility. I think it would be cool to be able to have multiple events included in one invite. For example, I play on a bunch of rec sports teams and it would be cool if you could “invite” people to be on your team. Then also input all of your games, with each person being able to say input which games they can and can’t make. Currently we just typically text each week to see who is in and out. Another example would be when I host people at my family cabin on the weekends and then we do an additional activity like golfing. It would be nice to have specific events organized that are additional to the original invite. I also feel like it would be cool to be able to have flexible dates or even polling options. I know I often have a group of people I want to invite to something but finding a date is hard. I could see this app being helpful to invite people to a group and then finding a specific date that works for everyone..Spencer M JonesVersion: 1.1

Nicely Made App - Too Much Gatekeeping In Order to Use ItLoving this Invites app so far. It looks sleek. It operates smooth as butter. The new design language makes me excited for the future of iOS. And love how it pulls in other Apple app features from Photos, Music, Weather, and more to make one of the most integrated experiences on the iPhone. That being said, it’s a shame that this app includes so many hurdles in order to use it. For one thing, hiding full functionality behind an iCloud+ subscription is mindblowingly stupid and reeks of penny pinching users. What’s more, sending invites to friends who don’t have this app (and most likely won’t know what it is) are forced to open an invite on the browser than be given an opportunity to see it in the App Store and download it that way. Add to that their requirement to sign in with an Apple ID they may or may not have — and this app becomes more of a headache inducing annoyance to get everyone to use with you than anything else. Please open up this experience more..John GregorioVersion: 1.1

A great app that is great for putting together an eventApple Invites has completely transformed the way I plan and organize events. Whether it’s a small gathering, a birthday party, or a big corporate event, this app makes the invitation process seamless and stress-free. The interface is beautifully designed, intuitive, and incredibly user-friendly. One of my favorite features is how effortlessly it integrates with my contacts and calendar, making it easy to send invites and track RSVPs in real time. The customization options are fantastic, allowing me to create invitations that match the theme of my event perfectly. I also love how guests can respond quickly, and I get instant updates on who’s attending. The app runs smoothly with no glitches, and the notifications ensure I never miss an important update. It’s clear that a lot of thought has gone into making this app both functional and elegant. If you’re looking for the perfect way to manage invitations and RSVPs, look no further—Apple Invites is the best out there! Highly recommended!.SnyderstevenrVersion: 1.0

Exciting App.When I first got the notification for this app, I got really excited. This is a great start to something that I think a lot of of people will find extremely useful, including me as I have eight kids so I have 8+ parties to plan on every year. I don’t really have any complaints. I just have a few suggestions for improvement s. First, it would be great if guests could add how many people they’re bringing and bring it down by children vs adult. Next in the future, I would love to see a collaboration feature where you can assign tasks or maybe meals? Currently my family and use the Notes app to plan potluck type parties where everybody brings something. It would be really useful. If I could see all of that in one app it would also be great if this could be linked to Facebook so that I can invite my Facebook friends directly from the app. I would gladly pay a couple dollars a month for these features..Mom-of-eightVersion: 1.0.1

Two requests!Used it for my mom’s birthday party and it was great!! Two things: I would love it if guests didn’t have to put their email because some people are weirded out by that or don’t remember their iCloud password. Maybe if it had a “public” option where anyone with the link could see everything and just had to put their name to RSVP then it would be easier. I had people who said yes but the app only shows responses of the attendees email, and I didn’t know their emails so I didn’t actually know who it was lol. Second, I would love it if you as the host could change people’s rsvp because sometimes people answer by text but don’t change their RSVP on the event so they don’t get updates. On Facebook Events, you can change their RSVP response and then they will get notifications and updates. That’s all! Great app otherwise!! Thank you Apple!.Csk378Version: 1.0.2

Needs More FunctionalityI used this for the first time to set up a gathering of friends. I found it to be a bit limited in its functionality. I also received reports that the process of RSVPing was clunky, requiring people to log into their iCloud account before they could RSVP. It felt like kind of a black box in terms of knowing what people would experience on the other end. It also does not allow you to RSVP for someone who just texts you back and says I will be there, which is pretty common. And the interface just wasn’t very intuitive. I expect that more capabilities will be added over time and I haven’t given up on it, but for now I’ll probably continue to use some of the other apps and services that I’ve always used for this kind of thing. Love this way better than Facebook events since a lot of people are not on Facebook anymore, but still feels a little exclusionary of people without iPhones….Countess ZVersion: 1.0.2

Love the app, fairly new and work in progress! :)Overall it is a nice app. I would like to be able to add to guest list for those who do not have iPhone. I do like they do not have to have the app and able to bring up invite. Instead of having to individually send messages it would be nice to select individuals in a list without sending as group message. (Not a deal breaker though, just time consuming) there is a lot of cool features. I did eventually find the additional guest but would be nice to see that when creating the invitation. I have used other sites for similar things and like that i can change/edit guest list on my end. Other than that it has been great so far!.AyouellsVersion: 1.0.1

Promising, but features neededI was able to use this app to set up a birthday party for my daughter. However, I found that there were a number of features missing that would’ve made the experience much better. I understand Apple wants to push using Apple IDs, but this seemed to be a little over aggressive in my opinion, causing some guests to believe they couldn’t reply without an Apple ID. First off, you need to include a way of inviting everyone at once. A HTML email template would be perfect for this with an option for mail merge to change out the first names. Having to individually write out each email yourself is pain staking and super buggy. The mail extension would consistently crash, especially if I was using copy and paste. Names on invites were changed (this was a kids party so I was contacting parents). This made things super confusing for me as I had trouble keeping track which parent name or email was for which kid. I only had 12 guests, but a larger party could be impossible to track. Next, sending updates was not great experience for the guests of the party. Updates were communicated via email, but you were required to click a link to see what notes and updates for the party were sent. I see no reason why this couldn’t just be in the initial communication. Why make your guests take the additional step..TheredsoxmanVersion: 1.0.2

Quirky early versionThank you for giving me a way to create e-invites without paying for it. This simple app makes a lot of sense to offer. It’s a great thing for Apple as it gets people to use your map, photo and music platforms. However, there are a few much needed improvements that you REALLY MUST address. Please add a way to set the time zone for the event. I just sent an invite for ET when I’m in PT. My guests see an event that will start at 2pm instead of 11am. Please allow the note field to be editable and allow someone to paste text into the note field. I would up re-typing this note several times as details about the event changed. Thanks for saving the e-invite until I can come back and finish it. Thanks for allowing me to send the e-invite via Message to a group of numbers. This is possible through the share button. That’s it for now. I’ll share more after the event..Cats Chai TeaVersion: 1.0.1

SuggestionI like how simple and easy the invitations are. I would love to be able to add guests to your list that you don’t have contacts for. For example children like my nieces and nephews that do not have phones. Or even elderly family members who are unlikely to use technology. I would love also if you could change someone you have invested to “attending” for them if they are having trouble viewing or also are not good with technology. Mainly would like this added so that you can have accurate head counts for you event, especially when you need to know how much food you’ll need. I see other users have also mentioned adding chats which would also be a nice addition..Britany HeadbangerVersion: 1.0.1

Could be betterI was pleasantly surprised to see this and wanted to try it out for a 4yr old party. Pros: Easy to setup, add pictures, personalize invite. Cons: Unable to change color or Font of main text, users have to have an Apple account to even open the invite, unclear instructions on which link does what when the invite is sent out. Also, when a personal invite link is created, why is it a one time use? There should also be a way to add the gift wishlist of the guest of honor. Similar to how it’s done for others. The public link should also allow you to just indicate all your attendees in the invite and have it sent to them. I had to copy the link and individually sent to my guests. Such a long way to go, but good starting point..Mrs. HydeVersion: 1.0.1

Great but…Very easy and convenient to use. Had everything set up and invitation links sent in less than 15 mins on my first use of the app. If you are familiar with Apple, you will not have any difficulty. I love that everything can be coordinated and tracked in one app. Guests also have maps available to use the day of your event. Will definitely use for future events. The reasons I did not give 5 stars: * limited features for personalization and creativity within the app (hoping these will be expanded) * host cannot update guest status for those who don’t respond via the invitation link (if i missed this, please let me know) Other than that, it works great!.First and realVersion: 1.0.1

Needs a few updatesAs the host, I should have the ability to accept/reject the invitation on behalf of the guest list, especially for those who are not tech savvy. It shouldn’t force people to sign in, they should just be able to get a link, be rerouted to a website, and accept or reject the invitation like other invitation apps, especially for people who don’t have Apple products. And there should be a way to send invites en masse. Having to do everything individually, especially if they aren’t in my contact list already is time consuming for large parties. The app should also have RSVP deadlines. And it should send people who haven’t responded an additional message as a reminder instead of me having to do it manually for a hundred people..Cassie1125Version: 1.0.1

Some serious shortcomingsThis app is super basic, which is fine. But there are some things that seem like a huge over site. For one thing, the invitation the guests see is not the same size as the one the host creates. On the host side, it takes up the whole screen, but for guests, it’s inside a box much smaller than the screen, so some of the invitation gets cut off. So don’t choose a background that includes important information on it or it might get cut off. Also, the host note is all the way at the bottom, after the date, time, and option to rsvp, so there is a large chance that guests will not see it. The host note should really be before the option to RSVP so guests don’t potentially miss important information.Marklesd1Version: 1.0.2

First draft?I was able to create a basic invite but I had several problems/questions. 1) I had to contact people outside of the app because there doesn’t appear to be a way to invite +1 of the guest. 2) music was difficult to add. I had music in my library that I wanted to use but found some music was greyed out and couldn’t be selected. There was message indicating why 3) a possible enhancement would be adding the option for potluck dishes so people can tell me what they are bringing. 4) I am not certain how “notes” work. Does it send a new text message out to the invitees? If so, the text message did not show up in my messages app. I had to call people to find out if they received the notes..Makeda42Version: 1.1

Almost thereI am a big fan of this app already. I think it’s aesthetically better than other invite platforms & it works nicely with iOS already. It’s streamlined, but only in an Apple environment. Some improvements/features that would be helpful: 1. Can’t easily add a unit number to the address location. I added it in the headline to make it quicker to find than having to go into the details. 2. If you don’t use an Apple ID, you get location & time but none of the details. So I end up having to communicate more because no details are available to external parties. Without this fix there’s no point in using the app. & if people can’t respond without signing up then there’s no use in using the app when I’ll get more efficient use from any competitor. 3. Need to be able to select multiple parties to send the invite to individually, instead of having to copy paste & sending one by one. Again the design control is such a clean experience & having some of the photo options for the party are so nice! It’ll be great at my friend’s bday. But double the work outside the Apple ecosystem..AqueerafgVersion: 1.0.2

Simple and Clean, But Lacks a Few Key FeaturesI like the simplicity of the Invites app, but as others have mentioned it would be nice to have the ability to add a co-host. Hosts should also be able to RSVP and create reoccurring events (imagine: a weekly trivia group, book club, etc. where the host’s availability may change week-to-week). Finally, I would personally love it if all my friends used the Invites app, and all my invites were centralized here in this one app. However, in order for that to become a reality the iCloud+ requirement would need to be dropped for it to gain that kind of traction. Or, just move the playlist and photos to an iCloud+ template..Puzzled astronautVersion: 1.0.1

Great App for InvitesI really enjoy using this app to make invites for events and the ease of creation and sharing. I do wish you had the option to add a Co-Host to the event. It would also be nice if you could view photo captions inside the Invites App. The shared playlist feature would be really nice if even users without Apple Music could be able to add music to the playlist, solely for the fact of adding to the playlist, not being able to play if not a subscriber. So if at the event, the playlist was played during the function, it would include everyone’s choice. Just some thoughts, but great app..LifeAsCasonVersion: 1.0.1

I Expected Better From AppleI created my first invite and sent it out via text message. I should have included a message with the invite because nobody knew what it was. I followed it up with a message providing details to invitees. When I look at the invite to see responses, I can see the people that are attending. I also see some of the people that have not yet responded. Then there are some people that haven’t responded and are simply lost. They are included in the message but don’t show up on the invite. There are some good features in the app like expected weather and ability to create a shared album that guests can add photos to, but the overall app is still a little clunky..MKAUFFELDVersion: 1.0.2

I actually really like it except…3 things that could make it better. 1: non Apple users should not have to make an iCloud account to see an invite or RSVP. It should just be an email situation. People won’t adopt this over other solutions and they won’t just go buy an iPhone for the sake of using this app. 2: you should be able to essentially remake an even based on a previous one. Whether there’s a recurring option or just an option to update an invite. We play Dungeons and dragons and use this app to coordinate dates but we shouldn’t need to make a new event every time. 3: there should be a setting to auto sync to calendar.BotheredSpenderVersion: 1.0.2

Nice polish!The app looks great and has most of the functionality I need to replace similar services. One key feature I’d really love is the ability to mark a persons RSVP for them or to add people with a response without sending them a message. We have friends who will give verbal responses and we don’t need to go through the process of sending the invite to them at that point. The UI for selecting guests from contacts could use more details as well. Sometimes contacts have the same name, but I need to see more details from the contact sheet to make sure it’s the right one..DustyburVersion: 1.0.2

Could Be GreatOn paper this could be a great alternative to Facebook invites. A lot of my friends and family no longer use Facebook and would like a clean interface for event planning. The problem (and I know this app just released) is that it doesn’t sing well for non-Apple users. It supposedly allows these folks to see the invite, mark off whether they’re going or not, see location info, and, if they create an iCloud account, post photos. But my testing on Chrome just shows a blank loading screen. I hope Apple fixes this soon!.MolinaRJVersion: 1.0

Great App - Easy to Use - Built-In Apple EcosystemThe app is great, not that you need many things to have in this type of app, but some features would make things way easier, such as: - Being able to bulk send the invite to people not in your contacts but also maybe from an anonymous sender either phone number or email address, so that you don’t have to add every single guest to your contacts or go one by one. - Add Co-Hosts so more people can manage the event. - Add the person to the attendees list..DCDA7Version: 1.0.2

Great StartI really love the clean design and ease of use in the Invitations app—it’s simple, elegant, and very Apple. One feature that would make a huge difference is the ability to manually mark guests as “Going” or “Not Going.” A lot of my invitees respond via text instead of through the app, and I have no way to update their RSVP status within the invite itself. It would be incredibly helpful to have a way to keep track of that right inside the app instead of juggling notes or spreadsheets separately. Hoping this gets added in a future update!.Klsy303Version: 1.1

New FeatureThe app is amazing but adding a new feature where you can choose how many people can be invited by each person. For example I invite a person and they can bring 1 extra person including them. Another person can have 2 extra people including them. The global setting of having a max amount of people to be invited is misleading and can have many people invite more people than they are allowed to. For example if the global setting is 5 people then everyone can have at least 5 people..Zero6655Version: 1.0.2

Missing featuresGreat app and neat features allowing people to add photos from the event. However, it should give you the option the day of the event to automatically add pictures taken that day to the album without having to manually do it. It should also allow you to pick the time zone for those that may be in a different time zone than the location of the event to ensure that when they create the invite the proper time is displayed for everyone based on where the event we’ll take place..ItsameemariooooVersion: 1.0.1

Good app ~ Just one feature requestI use this app every week to organize a recurring event, and it’s been super helpful for keeping track of who’s coming and sharing updates. One thing that would make it even better: when I duplicate an event, the photo album I’ve added doesn’t carry over. It’s a bit of a pain to re-add the same photos every time, especially since I like to include pictures from past events in each invite. It’d be awesome if the app could either remember the album when duplicating or let me attach an album to a whole series of events..TealarielVersion: 1.0.2

Nice app, needs more featuresThis is a great addition to the Apple app lineup. It works well with all users regardless of the OS they’re using. It streamlines the process for digital invites without incorporating social media which is great. It would be nice if we could add a cohost, bulk invite guest with an iMessage where their names appear on the guest list as no response, modify folks RSVP information on their behalf, and respond to any notes they’ve left when they RSVP without sending a note to everyone. With further development, it would be nice to add polls (think menu or game options) and signups within the app for attendees (think potluck signup)..Reviewer_1819Version: 1.0.2

Needs some practical enhancementsLiving the ease of this, but not being able to assign cohosts is a huge bummer. Seems like a no brainer when you’re planning an event. Also wish there was a way for host and guests to add comments for all to see and respond to if needed. Potluck style gatherings are my family’s favorite and this makes it difficult to keep track of this info, without needing to start a text group chat. Also I’m not sure why some of my guests have the option to invite others and some don’t have that option even though they all have iPhones..Geerae86Version: 1.0.2

Great appReally well built app but there’s a feature I feel like the app needs and one is a feature that blocks guests from seeing who will be attending the event. Tried looking on event settings on the invite but didn’t see anything to do with that feature. Also, a couple of invited guests said it was a little bit of work to use the app since they had to add their email to use it. Is it necessary to add an email or is there a way to just skip adding an email since the invitation was texted to them? Thanks!.Chepz🏈Version: 1.1

Almost there!They need to do is add a little ℹ️ information symbol in the top right corner of that box with the attendees! It’s not obvious to click on the people that are going to get the current results. Trust me, I review apps and it was not intuitive. Love the photo and music idea, very clever way to get folks to want Apple services! Maybe include an Apple Pay payment button to take donations? Maybe even a what to bring shared note checklist. I haven’t tested out yet but please make sure links are allowed in the description..HoardAppsVersion: 1.0.1

Good start. Needs more functionality!This app needs more functionality to be on par or better than paperless post. 1. When the invitee receives the invitation - either give them “click here!” Or give them ALL the details every time I send an invite or an update. Currently it is not intuitive to know to click on the invitation or update. One person said - “there’s no address”. I had to ask for a screenshot and asked if he could click on it. (I shouldn’t be your tech support!) 2. I need to be able to respond to EACH invitee when they add a note. Why is this not an ability?.NMoldoverVersion: 1.0.2

Strange ties to iCloud+This is strange to me...I feel this could have been an add-on to the Calendars app. When creating an Event, if could just ask "would you like to create an invitation?" and then proceed to do what this app does.' Maybe this creates bloat to a streamlined app, maybe some wouldn't need this and would never "waste" space on their phone for it...now to take it one step further besides downloading ANOTHER app, I can only CREATE an invite as a subscriber to Apple iCloud+...ridiculous. that said, I downloaded it and started to create a test event. the app has great features for location with map, weather info...Music and Photos capabilities (perhaps this is why it is tied to iCould+but can't you JUST have iCloud+ for storage and not Music?) We have family get-togethers and everyone now has an iPhone so this could be really nice. BUT, only our family has iCloud+ so, it only really works for the parties at OUR house. Bummer Apple, Bummer..BJMRamageVersion: 1.0

Shows a lot of promise, very version 1I was really crossing my fingers this could be a replacement for Partiful, but the lack of ability to co-host, as well as the number of touches to invite each individual guest, is kinda a problem. I have some recurring parties at my house, and I want to be able to re-create and re-invite the regular guests without it being tedious. It’s pretty, the app feels smooth, but needs refinements to make it feel like it’s more than “basic”. And the fact is, I’m not using an invite app for a party so small that basic will do, I’m just texting people for those..TransitGeekPDXVersion: 1.0.1

Great App, why no iPad version?The Apple Invites app is a fantastic experience overall. It offers intuitive and convenient features that enhance the Apple user experience. However, it feels like a significant and an unfortunate failure on Apple's part not to introduce an iPad version of the app. Most Apple users typically multitask across multiple Apple devices, and the absence of an iPad version disrupts this streamlined experience. Considering Apple's reputation for providing cohesive and interconnected user experiences, it seems very uncharacteristic for them not to extend the app's functionality to another of their popular devices..RDejaeghereVersion: 1.1

A few missing featuresAs the host, you should be able to mark as accepted or declined for specific guests - i’ve gotten replies back via iMessage and I shouldn’t have to instruct them to go back to the invite and accept. You should also be able to select contacts and send invites out via iMessage in batches/bulk - yes you can do a public invite link, but if you want to send individual links, it can get TDS having to send each individual iMessage instead of just selecting them from the list and having it sent those individual iMessage for you.InsaneravebrainVersion: 1.0.2

Great app. Needs a few updatesApple updated the Invites app today and fixed the bug with searching for contacts. Only issues I have with the app are that it doesn’t count the host as an attendee and there is no way to limit the number of guests. I also can’t send a group invite by selecting the guests all at once. I have to send an invitation one guest at a time or use a public link and send the link in a group text. If they fix these issues then this app would be good to go..MenomnomenomenoVersion: 1.0.1

Great concept, Just missing the mark in a few placesThis app has such potential but is missing some features that would make it a slam dunk. Inviting guests one at a time to track who did not respond is a huge hassle. Not integrating any message you need to add to the invite within the app but instead a lag to open messages for each guest is clunky. There is a lot still missing but keep making this better!! It fills a need I have been looking for without trying out yet another service and can be so so good with some tweaks..Kayla GianaVersion: 1.0.1

A great first version with potentialLove that I don’t need to rely on Facebook Events to officially invite my millennial friends to stuff (who also barely use Facebook to begin with). The app is a great first start and hopefully it picks up as we intend to use it. In using it for the first time, you can tell it’s missing a few features but I expect Apple to update that into future versions (such as adding a co-host for starters, or external links, and even forms let’s say you’re doing an RSVP and need polls for food or questionnaires, etc.).Mucho KittyVersion: 1.0

FinallyFinally an app that can create invites!! I’m so excited to use it. For years I’ve used multiple softwares to create and distribute invitations but now I’m thankful that this app came along.BodyOodyOodyVersion: 1.1

Remove paywall!Looks great but you can’t expect everyone having to pay to use a social app. Also would be cool if this can leverage Airdrop and Namedrop.Wynn_7907Version: 1.0

Adding Co host will be a great ideaAdding Co host will be a great idea.AppleWithAVersion: 1.0

Private Guest ListThis is a great app, but it would be great to have the option to keep the guest list private at all times. If that were an option I would give it 5 stars..LexiperezVersion: 1.1

Easy but guests seems to have issuesVery easy to work with and set up but some guests have issues rsvping.ZazouzlleVersion: 1.1

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Has Potential….. Needs WorkFirst impressions are good. Like the shared albums feature where guests can all add photos for other to view.Music sharing is alright and works only if everyone is subscribed to Apple Music. 1- App needs the ability to add a Co- Host from address book so I can add my wife as a host with her photo. 2- Should be the option to add dress code, parking information…. 3- There needs to be tons more background wallpaper options. It’s 2025. 4- Should be able to embed music to the invite which plays when guests open it. 5- Should be able to add all guests at send the invite at one shot rather than individually. 6- Guests should be able to add the names of their +1’s when they RSVP which shows up on the guest list for everyone. 7- I hope Siri can recognize the invite and add the info to calendar and give guests an estimate of when they should leave their homes..UniqashVersion: 1.1

AwesomeAbsolutely love this new app, wish it had an rsvp/regrets function and guest tracker.Jeanniekucer PVersion: 1.1

Lots of potentialGreat app and concept overall. Only thing I see missing is ability to add an event description/more details..DansearVersion: 1.0.2

Good but needs some workIt looks good so far. But I would love to see another component like an area where people can post to the group potential questions, as well as a sign up list for pot lucks, separate text box so people can note allergies/intolerances. That sort of thing! Make it more interactive rather than a simple invite (have it as one central hub for the event)..BubblyShyVersion: 1.0.2

Feature idea!Great app so far does everything I’d want and need of an invites app. Just a feature idea: Maybe a way to manually add attendees/invitees on the list of “going” in case they forget to reply or don’t have a device to reply with. That way we can track the number and list of attendees including those who didn’t reply but are coming or not.Costi KalfopoulosVersion: 1.0.2

Missing featuresShould be able to manage invitees and rsvp on their behalf..TcyvrVersion: 1.0.2

BienTrès intéressant et pratique mais il manque un endroit pour l’organisateur pour ajouter manuellement les personnes qui n’ont pas accès à un appareil afin de répondre pour mieux gérer l’événement à un endroit.Audreyy3333Version: 1.0.2

I want this app to be great!I have a few gripes with this app so far; I wish there was a desktop version where I could upload CSV’s to invite a list of folks or the option to select a number of folks for it to send the invite to rather than having to manually input each person to be invited. Additionally there are too many steps when sending a personal invite link; this takes about 45 seconds per user per invite. Would be great if there was a faster way to do this. Would also be really great to show a list of users who received the invitation even if the public link is shared. It’s just a little clunky, but it has so much potential! Also, would be great to have a template for creating your own event background rather than having to try to figure out the perfect sizing for the background..Roelles*Version: 1.0.2

Love itVery useful.Ben-31Version: 1.0.2

An okay beginningNot bad as a start, and it’s great to have better event invitations than the base calendar functionality. Pro: nice having a shared photo album. Minor gripe: doesn’t allow customization of the emoji used for the background..SentientMicrobeVersion: 1.0.2

Add multiple people invite instead of sending a linkLove the app, make it easier to sync for guests in their calendar.InouaVersion: 1.0.2

Non Apple users can’tI can’t see how this is supposed to work if non Apple users can’t respond..Knitty5Version: 1.0.2

Has potentialI’m excited by the concept and the all looks and works beautifully; however I will be a little self conscious about sending this to people unless it becomes more widely adopted.FunnyJerry94Version: 1.0.1

Great startI would like to see an option to change a guests response. Like if they ask me to just say they are going to the event I can just mark them as such. On their end they can get a notification to confirm or deny. On my end it would say marked as going but not verified by guest. I would also like to see an option to push a reminder..Photog613Version: 1.0.1

I like it, but I don’t like itYou need iCloud to send an invitation. It doesn’t work without any iCloud storage. If you don’t then just forget about downloading this App.Enzie19101Version: 1.0.1

Great app shame about the time zonesI submitted an invitation to my friends while I was travelling in central time zone and my calendar shows the event starting at 1 PM, my friends in the Pacific time zone show it is starting at 3 PM. This is a significant issue. Please investigate and resolve. Thanks..Donnay.caVersion: 1.0.1

Cannot upload pictures in the appsI try to create event and upload the pictures of the event, but it’s unsuccessful..MylifeisfreeVersion: 1.0.1

Love, but need some advances for sureLove this app. Only two things that would make it better at this time are: a co-host to allow someone else to help manage, and sync between calendar invitees for a quick glance..McDonald_rebeccaVersion: 1.0.1

À développer !Nice application , cependant il devrais avoir plus d’options ; liste de cadeau Liste de repas que chacun apporte . La possibilité que les invités ajoute des photos de l’événement par la suite.Cloe sinaVersion: 1.0.1

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Could use 1 thingOverall it seems pretty great! Would be nice if you can add events without being the “host” just so it sets up the reminder etc. otherwise, seems great and I don’t need to rely on fb.TKlass93Version: 1.0.1

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Apple Invites Negative Reviews

Half-baked (4/26)Looks great but did anyone on the team actually use this for a kid's birthday? It is super clunky for this. 1) forces you to choose between a public invite link vs a private one. app should just manage this and all messaging. which one you choose affects how it tracks guests. 2) puts the person's display name from your contacts app on the invitee list with no option for the you the host to edit the name (i keep names in lower case, but wouldn't want an invite list seen by others to be all lower case). 3) adds an invitee to the list only when they successfully open the link. if they cannot, the app doesn't show them. if they then tell you directly they will or won't come there's no way to manually add them to list of invitees so you and other hosts can't see who has been invited and not yet responded or RSVPed directly messages or email. 4) forces you to select a drop down numerical limit from 0 to 9 on the number of guests each invitee can bring. for a kids birthday party where parents and siblings are welcome just let me say "more than 1 is ok" I'm ordering pizza, not hiring a caterer who needs a hard number. 5) you can set a start time but not an end time for the event. because sure, that makes sense. And on and on like this. It's frustrating and I look incompetent as a parent asking others to go through an awkward or difficult user experience just to say "yes we're coming" or "no we are not.".ZippyiosVersion: 1.7.0

Great Concept, Poor Execution — Needs Serious PolishAs someone who has built websites and has experience in both Web UX and UI design, I was excited to see what this app could offer in terms of coordination and usability. Unfortunately, the experience fell flat due to a number of design oversights and poor workflow decisions. The concept is fantastic — one centralized place to coordinate who’s coming, where it’s happening, and invite friends. But the actual execution is incredibly frustrating and riddled with missing ease-of-use features that should be standard: • You can’t assign someone else as the host from your contacts while creating the invite. Why not? • The app is completely locked into the Apple ecosystem. Friends without Apple Music can’t collaborate or even use the playlist functionality. • When adding a playlist to an invite, it doesn’t auto-add guests as collaborators — you have to invite them separately, which is clunky and confusing. • There’s no shared notes section or comment thread. This would be especially useful in something like a potluck, where people could drop in what they’re bringing. • Overall workflow is buggy and unintuitive — simple actions like adding photos or creating a new Apple Music playlist result in janky app behavior, frequent screen switching, and an overload of pop-ups and confirmation menus. I rarely leave reviews, but this app was shockingly disappointing in its user experience. It feels more like a beta than a polished, Apple-level product. If you’re going to force people into a walled garden, at least make the garden work..Banks.NVersion: 1.3.2

Great idea, terrible executionApple Invites has a polished presentation layer, but the RSVP experience quickly becomes frustrating once you move outside a fully Apple-centric ecosystem. For something as simple and universal as an invitation, the barrier to response feels unnecessarily high. Requiring iCloud accounts, login verification, or additional authentication steps for non-Apple users creates friction that many invitees — especially older adults or less tech-oriented users — simply will not navigate. This becomes especially apparent with events like children’s birthday parties, family gatherings, or community events where the goal should be simplicity and accessibility. A grandmother with a smartphone should be able to type her name, press “Yes” or “No,” and be done. Instead, the process can feel engineered around platform management rather than human interaction. The system seems optimized for the host experience and Apple ecosystem continuity more than the actual experience of the invited guest. That imbalance matters. Invitations are relational tools. Every unnecessary technical step increases the likelihood that someone disengages before responding at all. What’s missing most is a low-barrier RSVP option: * simple name entry * one-tap response * optional phone-number-based confirmation * no mandatory account creation Not everyone who owns a smartphone is digitally fluent, and good invitation design should account for that reality. The visual design is strong, but the usability philosophy feels overly restrictive for what should be one of the simplest forms of digital communication.MrMurrayIVVersion: 1.8.0

Bad user testingI created an event for family. They all have iPhones. I invited everyone via iMessage phone numbers. They clicked on the link to rsvp which happened via iCloud web interface. They were added to event via appleid email. I did not realize that messages I was sending about the event were going out as links to web based app. None of them had installed the app on their phone. IF they happened to read the email MAYBE they went to the web app version. Being young most rarely check their email. So without a text message coming in they were oblivious to event updates. Others got freaked out by the user agreements. Why people with an appleid are getting presented with user agreements for something they have already agreed to when they created their appleid binges my mind. All we needed was a slick group chat interface but instead Apple gave us a clunky app that DOESN’T “Just Work”.SparcjockeyVersion: 1.1.1

Lots of bugs to fix- not user friendlyThe app is very pretty, but if you have used other invite sites, it has some bugs that need to be fixed! 1. You can’t add guests who aren’t tech savvy or just tell you they are coming, they HAVE to use the app to RSVP. 2. You can’t change a guest count if they changed their mind about how many are coming. 3, I have apple users who said that they have RSVP”d, but their name is still in the not answered part- so now doing double the work to make sure people are using the app 4You basically can’t manage anything, it’s all up to the person, and I had to call people anyway and remind them to RSVP, - you only get to make the invite, and wait for people to respond, and send a note. Go with evite, at least you get to update and really manage a guest list. Now I’m stuck sending the link twice or just calling and highlighting a written list.Nurse822Version: 1.6.2

Too BasicApple Invites is a great idea, but it feels too basic right now. The design is clean and easy to use, but the features are limited in ways that matter when you are actually planning an event. There should be more tools that help with what happens at the event itself. For example, there is no way to create a potluck sign up. There is no option for guests to list what they are bringing, see what others have signed up for, or note what still needs to be covered. These are very common needs for family gatherings, holidays, parties, and community events. Apple Invites has a lot of potential, but it needs more practical features that support real event planning. If Apple adds options like item lists, sign ups, assignments, and other event logistics, this could become a much more useful and complete tool..Jonathan C. MullinsVersion: 1.6

Two requests!Used it for my mom’s birthday party and it was great!! Two things: I would love it if guests didn’t have to put their email because some people are weirded out by that or don’t remember their iCloud password. Maybe if it had a “public” option where anyone with the link could see everything and just had to put their name to RSVP then it would be easier. Second, I would love it if you as the host could change people’s rsvp and the number of people they bring because sometimes people let you know by text but don’t change their RSVP on the event so your counts are off. On Facebook Events, you can change their RSVP response and it’s super helpful. That’s all! Great app otherwise and once those things are added it’s 5 stars all the way! Thank you Apple!.Csk378Version: 1.7.0

Missing a bunch of important featuresI was really excited to use this app but now that I have, i realize it’s missing a whole bunch of really important features. There is no option for me to RSVP on behalf of someone. It’s pretty annoying that I can’t select people from my contact list to send to but have to send a link one by one to each of them. I am unable to edit the guest count on behalf of someone. When someone RSVPs, it doesn’t allow them to write their name or their guests names (only shows their email address or phone number) which is challenging. There is no way to make the main picture or the invitation exciting - I wanted to add colors and stickers and other items. Ultimately I don’t think this app was very thought out and I am disappointed.HopefullreviewerVersion: 1.0.2

Really fun, neat idea…poor executionThis seems like another Apple supertool of convenience and innovation, but I run into nothing but issues when I attempt to use it. Invitees never seem to be able to figure out how to view the invitation or how to RSVP (could be user error but when it happens with 90% of the people you send invites to, it starts to indicate maybe not user friendly), there isn’t a way to invite or add a co-host, there’s no way to select “unlimited guests” or remove a “guest allowance” selection... there are quite a few things that seem to both over-complicate and under-perform. I hope they can address these things because the idea and app are promising overall, but if your invitees can’t use it or even see your invite, it has no purpose..FrankieMayeVersion: 1.6.1

Great Concept, forced to payAnother great idea ruined by greed … why not have some premium features on a subscription basis it’s not like I can’t just text people individually anyways ….T97KeeperVersion: 1.0

PaywallThere is no incentive for people who already use free invite apps to download this. You can’t send invites without iCloud+, only receive them and rsvp. Lots of potential but no intention on getting iCloud+, I’ll stick to free apps for now..Grrr I'm mad x(Version: 1.0.1

Partiful if it wasn’t goodThis is garbage lol.SearchpartiesVersion: 1.0.1

Requires iCloud+Requires iCloud+ to create an event. Not even free for users of their own devices. Only Apple can do 🤡.StephenBelliniVersion: 1.0.1

Poor user interfaceGreat idea. But when I send invite to people without iCloud account it is very cumbersome for them to use. It asks the to get app, then sign up to iCloud+, then verify their email. Not easy for them. Will not use until the invite goes directly to “attending” or “not attending” for users..RyageoVersion: 1.1

Poorly thought out, and feature-lessUnless your invitees have the app, this is a bad experience. 1. You can’t see the invite without signing up/in to iCloud. There’s no reason for this. 2. Even if you have an iPhone you need to install the app (which must be the size of an app clip given how few features it has). 3. On the web-mobile site, the description doesn’t appear to be expandable. Change it to be a “See More” button. 4. People can’t RSVP for other people. Recommendations 1. Make this a damn app clip. It only needs to be a full fledged app for the person creating the invite. I’m sure you can whip it up in a day or 2. 2. Figure out how to allow people to RSVP & see the invite without signing in! This is a terrible product decision that every single RSVP software has had since the internet started. Don’t walk down the same road “Sports” did and implement a featureless version of apps that already exist. 3. Get your web devs to make the damn description box look expandable. 4. Add the ability to RSVP for others. I wanted this to be good so badly. I won’t say there is a massive gap in inviting software for you to fill, but I’m sure that if you do the things I mentioned this will sell iCloud+ subscriptions like they’re going out of style. Forget about your product plan if it isn’t these 4 things. Adding more widgets won’t move the needle. Making it easier to use for invitees will..Quinton.quinVersion: 1.1

Good idea, badly executedThe whole purpose of this app is to manage invitations to events. It’s done really poorly through clunky message where you cannot simply multi-pick contacts..HedrakkVersion: 1.1

Pay wallWhy do i have to subscribe to icloud+ to send an invite. Simple feature to disable photo sharing..MangopeterpanVersion: 1.1

First invite, failed linkIve had to resend the invite multiple times because the link kept failing. Ive sent the link to multiple people on facebook and via text. The link expires or has errors. We just printed out invites to send to people. Unless there is a setting to fix this. Then this app is trash..I am the Black OrchidVersion: 1.1

Had potential, poor executionThis could have been a really solid alternative to evites or any other electronic invitations and event planning tool, but Apple kind of blew it. Most of my family and friends are Apple users so I assumed the mechanics for invitations would be super simple (eg send an invite and recipients could rsvp right within the message). Nope, every recipient is just sent a link to a webpage where they need to sign into an iCloud account or verify their email address. Not super recipient friendly especially for those who are less skilled on their phone. At least give us the option to customize the security options for an invite! I’ll pass until Apple figures it out..HornsbergerVersion: 1.0.2

Has PotentialAt this stage, people are better off using another app. Simple but useful tasks like sending a reminder to RSVP are missing..Benjamin McKennaVersion: 1.0.2

The design is laughableDid you hire a design intern to make it in their spare time?.SpaceInvader3000Version: 1.0.2

Locations unavailable?Literally can’t put in the restaurant for my invite because the search function doesn’t work, and I can’t put in a manual address. like.. that’s the point of an invite lol. apple what is this ??.Celia.zVersion: 1.0.2

PrivacyCannot hide invitees from each other.Kkstar13Version: 1.0.2

Payfully awfulThe app itself is great. But it still another paying app in tons and tons of apps that does exactly the same. You know what, am actually just gonna keep using Facebook for events..Thomas BeauvaisVersion: 1.0.2

Really?Meh app, I would give it five stars if I didn’t have to upgrade to iCloud plus just to create an event not to mention inviting people..O BalVersion: 1.0.2

Requires paid subscriptionWas very excited to start using this with my friends and family instead of Facebook events. The only reason we still use Facebook is because of the event feature. Sadly you need to pay a Cloud+ subscription so we will not be using the app..Rosi123456789Version: 1.0.2

Missing a lot of functionalityThe app is missing a lot of functionality to make it a useful invites app. For example you can’t attach documents to the invite? There is no chat to communicate with guests etc etc. Still lots to add here..Blue250Version: 1.0.1

Glitches galoreThis is a great simple idea which is surprisingly hard to find a good tool for. Unfortunately this app is full of glitches. It asks guests to sign into iCloud simply to RSVP and I had to do some technical fixes to my iCloud account to get it to work (thanks Apple Support!).Subway reader 75Version: 1.0.1

Requires an Apple account to respondI did a test event with a handful of friends to see if this app would be worth consider considering. My friends who don’t use Apple products and don’t have an Apple account were unable to respond to my event invite unless they created an Apple account. People shouldn’t have to create an Apple account just to respond to an invitation. In turn, I’m not using this application..FrantumnVersion: 1.0.1

Email requirement instead of a phone number or alternatives?Apple apps adoptions are terrible I.e user interface for those without email address. Why someone needs a email address to get my invite if I share it with a special link?.CnbbglVersion: 1.0.1

Subscription BasedSeems like a cool idea and like a cool app to have right? Well, only if you subscribe to ICloud Plus. Which I find stupid. I was actually really excited to use this app, because I thought my events would be a lot more organized. But no, the feature to invite people is locked behind a subscription..JustPlainWeirdVersion: 1.0.1

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