Create an RSVP link guests can answer in two taps
Add the families or groups you're inviting and each one gets its own RSVP link. You copy a link, paste it into any chat, and guests reply in two taps with no account. If a link ever leaks, regenerate it in one tap.
RSVP links are free · No guest accounts · No ads
How to make an RSVP link
Four steps, a couple of minutes, nothing to design.
Create your event
Add the date, time, and address. There's no template to fight; free events come with a clean cover pattern.
Add families or groups
List who you're inviting as groups, with the people in each one. Every group gets its own RSVP link automatically.
Copy each group's link
Grab a group's link from your dashboard. It carries a unique token, so it only opens that group's RSVP.
Paste it in any chat
Drop the link into a text, email, or DM. Hejmo doesn't send the messages, so you share each link however you already talk to people.
Why a link per group beats one public link
One link blasted to everyone is easy to set up and hard to live with. A link per group keeps your headcount accurate and your guest list yours.
An accurate headcount
When each group has its own link, every reply is tied to a known family or group. You get a real total instead of cross-referencing anonymous answers against your mental list.
No strangers
A single public link spreads. Someone forwards it, a friend of a friend replies, and now there are names you don't recognize on your list. Per-group links keep the guest list to the people you invited.
Regenerate if it leaks
If a link ends up somewhere it shouldn't, regenerate that one group's link in a tap. The old URL dies instantly, everyone else's link keeps working, and previous replies stay intact.
Links are per group on purpose, not because a single shared link is missing. A group can be one person, so a solo guest still gets their own link. It's the same idea as addressing an invite to a specific family instead of pinning it to a bulletin board.
Private by default
Every RSVP starts from a private link tied to a known group. There's no public page and no shared guest list to stumble onto.
A known guest list
Best when you know who you want there and want every reply tied to a specific family or group.
- Kids' birthday parties
- Family reunions and holidays
- Dinner parties with specific couples
- School events with a class roster
- Any event where an accurate headcount matters
Sharing you control
If a link gets forwarded, regenerate it for just that group. Other groups keep their current links and every previous reply stays intact.
- Replace one group's link at a time
- Keep reply history when access changes
- Allow extra guests only when you want them
- Share through text, email, or DMs yourself
- Skip anonymous public signups
What keeps each link private
A link per group
Every group gets a unique link with its own token. Replies are tied to the right group automatically.
Instant regeneration
If a link gets forwarded, generate a new one in a tap. The old link stops working and replies stay intact.
Group-only visibility
Guests see the event details and the people in their own group, never the rest of your guest list.
Best for
- Hosts with a known guest list who want to know who replied
- Family and group invites
- Events where an accurate headcount matters more than open reach
- Privacy-minded hosts (no ads, no public guest lists)
- Events with children where you need to know exactly who's coming
Not for
- Events built purely for maximum public reach
- Anonymous signups where you don't know the guests
- Ticketed marketplace events
FAQ
Common questions about creating an RSVP link.