🎂 The birthday party kit
Design the invitation, print custom bingo for the theme, and turn the birthday kid's photo into coloring pages for the quiet moments. One afternoon of prep, one very good party.
Thirteen tools for parties, weddings, tournaments, and everything with a guest list: invitations, bingo cards, brackets, Secret Santa draws, seating charts, and the budget math. No accounts for you, no email harvesting from your guests, and the list of everyone you love never touches a server.
Invitations and party games lead, the wedding suite anchors the middle, and the print-and-organize utilities close it out. Tools marked Premium sync can follow you across devices with a $25/year plan; everything works free and local-only without it.
Designed invitations from 12 templates, with photos, stickers, and layered text.
The party becomes real when the invitation goes out. Pick from twelve templates and eight canvas sizes (story, post, card, and more), layer on text, photos, stickers, and patterns, and export PNG, JPG, or PDF, or copy it straight to the clipboard for the group chat. Design-app results without a design-app subscription or a watermark in the corner.
Classic number bingo or custom word and picture bingo, every card unique.
The party game that works for every age and every theme. Run classic 1-75 number bingo, or feed it your own list (baby shower phrases, holiday movie tropes, wedding reception moments) for custom word or picture bingo. Print as many unique cards as there are guests, set the title and colors, and the free space is right where it belongs.
Tournament brackets for 2 to 64 players: seed them, click winners to the champion.
The office March Madness pool, the family cornhole championship, the great snack showdown: enter 2 to 64 players or teams, let automatic byes and classic seeding set the field (or shuffle for chaos), and click winners through each round until a champion emerges. With Premium sync, the in-progress bracket follows you between the office desktop and the phone at the bar.
Draw names with can't-match rules, then share private reveal links. No emails.
Every other Secret Santa site wants everyone's email address; this one wants nobody's. The draw runs on your device with can't-match rules (so spouses do not draw each other), then each person gets a private reveal link that shows only their own match, because the match is encoded in the link itself, never stored on a server. Traditionalists can print fold-and-pick cards instead.
Guests scan, guests connect. Nobody types your Wi-Fi password again.
The most-asked question at any gathering, answered by a framed card by the door. Enter your network name and password, download the QR code, and guests connect with one camera scan on any modern phone. Your Wi-Fi password is encoded in the code you print, not sent to a server, and Premium sync keeps your saved codes ready for reprinting.
Monthly or full-year calendars with your events, photos, and colors, print-ready.
The countdown calendar for the big day, the family photo calendar for the grandparents, the wall planner with every birthday already filled in. Add your events and holidays, drop in a photo banner, pick the colors, and export a print-ready PDF in Letter or A4. Saved calendars stay editable, so next month is an update, not a redo.
Auto-arrange keeps families together, then drag to handle the special cases.
The wedding puzzle nobody warns you about: 120 guests, 15 tables, and a handful of people who absolutely cannot sit together. One-click auto-arrange keeps designated groups at the same table, then drag individuals to resolve the diplomacy. Group colors, custom table names, and guest search keep a big chart manageable, and Premium sync means the chart you built at home is on the tablet at the venue.
The total budget becomes a category plan you can actually book against.
Enter the number you agreed on and see it split across venue, catering, photography, and the rest using planner-recommended percentages, then adjust every line to match what you actually care about. Booked-versus-planned tracking shows where reality is drifting, and cost per guest keeps the guest list conversation honest. Your wedding finances stay between the two of you.
Paste the guest list, get fair random teams for the games.
Trivia night, backyard volleyball, the scavenger hunt: paste the names, pick how many teams or how big each should be, and get sides nobody chose and nobody can blame. Options handle leftover players gracefully, and one click reshuffles when the first draw puts all the athletes together.
Address and favor labels on Avery sheets, mail-merged from your guest CSV.
A hundred envelopes want a hundred address labels, and hand-writing them is a hobby nobody chose. Pick from fifteen Avery-compatible sheet templates and twelve design styles, mail-merge the guest list from CSV so every label carries its own name and address, and print. Favor tags, jam jar labels, and name stickers come from the same tool.
Tickets and name badges with QR check-in codes, batched from the guest CSV.
Fundraisers, reunions, conferences, and the gala that needs to feel official: design the ticket or badge once, load the guest list from CSV, and every attendee gets a personalized version with their own QR check-in code. Export print-ready PDF sheets with cut guides or a ZIP of individual PNGs, and check people in by scanning at the door.
The day-of schedule and the story so far, as a clean visual timeline.
The wedding day runs on a timeline, and so does the anniversary slideshow. Enter the moments and their times or dates, and get a polished visual: ceremony to send-off for the coordinator, or first-date to today for the toast. Reads at a glance, which is exactly what a nervous best man needs.
Any photo becomes a printable coloring page for the kids' table.
The secret weapon of every event with children: a stack of coloring pages starring the birthday kid, the couple, or the family dog. Drop in a photo, tune the detail and line thickness with a live preview, and print a full sheet per page. The kids' table stays happy, and the pages double as keepsakes.
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Design the invitation, print custom bingo for the theme, and turn the birthday kid's photo into coloring pages for the quiet moments. One afternoon of prep, one very good party.
Split the budget before anything gets booked, solve the seating diplomacy with auto-arrange, and hand the coordinator a day-of timeline everyone can read at a glance.
Badge the whole guest list from one CSV with QR check-in, label everything that needs labeling from the same file, and put the Wi-Fi code in a frame by the registration table.
Draw Secret Santa with reveal links and zero collected emails, split the party games into fair teams, and settle the cookie bake-off with a proper bracket.