Let’s celebrateAva is five
SundayApril 62 PMBounce Town
Every RSVP back.
No chasing parents.
Beautiful kids’ party invitations with one-tap RSVPs and friendly reminders, so you know who’s coming without a single “just checking!” text.
Free. No ads, no app, no subscription.
Ava’s guest list14 of 16 answered
✓The Parks2 kids · drop-off
✓The Lees1 kid · staying
✓The Okafors2 kids · allergy
The Romerosreminded
19 kids11 grown-ups1 allergy
Why families use Tiny Guestlist
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Everyone answers
One-tap RSVP and a reminder before the party, so you’re not chasing replies.
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Know who’s coming
Kids, grown-ups, who’s staying, and any food allergies, in one list.
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Private by design
Only you see everyone’s answers and allergies. Guests can see who’s coming, if you like. Kids go by first name and last initial, and the address shows only to families who say yes.
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Gift cards, not more toys
Guests will be able to send a gift card right from the RSVP. Coming soon
No more group-chat guesswork
Every party parent knows this thread. Tiny Guestlist answers it before anyone has to ask, and you get one tidy list instead of forty texts.
2nd grade parents38 people
DanaIs Ava’s party drop-off or are we staying? 😅
MarcusCan little brother come too?
PriyaWhat’s the address again?
KimSorry, just saw this! Is it still ok to come?
LeahIs there anything with nuts? Theo’s allergic
Just checking… did everyone RSVP? 🙏
- “Drop-off or staying?”You choose once. It’s on the invitation, or each family tells you.
- “Can little brother come?”Siblings welcome or not, decided up front. Families count them in.
- “What’s the address?”On the invitation, right after they say yes, with a map link.
- “Sorry, just saw this!”A reminder goes out before the RSVP date, so no one misses it.
- “Anything with nuts?”Allergies come to you privately, then they’re deleted after the party.
- “Did everyone RSVP?”14 of 16 answered. You can see it any time.
How it works
Make your invitation
Answer a few questions and watch it fill in: who, when and where. Takes about five minutes.
Send one link
Text it from your own phone to the class chat and family, or print it for backpacks with a QR code. It comes from you, so it doesn’t land in spam.
Watch the answers come in
Every RSVP lands in one list, with headcounts and allergies. Guests get a reminder, so you don’t have to.
How Tiny Guestlist compares
We read what parents say about the sites most used for kids’ parties. These are the things they wish were different.
| Tiny Guestlist | Evite | Punchbowl | Greetings Island | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ads on your invitation | Never | On free invitations | On lower-priced plans | On the free version |
| Cost | Free, or $9 once for Party Plus | Free with ads, paid upgrades | Monthly plan after a free trial | Free with a watermark; Premium is monthly or yearly |
| How it reaches guests | You text the link from your phone | Texts from a short code, email, or a link | Email, text or a link | A link you share |
| What guests answer | Kids, grown-ups, allergies, staying or drop-off, with a limit per family | Yes or no, and how many | Yes or no, and how many | Yes or no, and how many |
Based on each site’s standard settings, help pages and public reviews, October 2026. Some sites let hosts add more questions on paid plans. Evite, Punchbowl and Greetings Island are trademarks of their owners; we’re not connected to them.
Three ways to make it yours
Every invitation gets the same RSVPs, reminders and guest list, whichever way you make it.
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Made for kids’ parties
General invitation sites count “guests.” A kids’ party needs a little more, so every guest answers the same four quick questions.
How many kids?
2− +
Grown-ups coming
1− +
Allergies or food needs
Tree nuts
Staying or dropping off?
StayingDrop-off
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Your invitation, one link for everyone, the four RSVP questions, reminders and cards are free, with no ads. Party Plus is an optional $9, one time, for one party: separate groups with their own links and times, your own questions, no Tiny Guestlist bar, who opened it plus an automatic reminder, thank-you cards to every family, and a downloadable guest list.
Is there an app to download?
No. Tiny Guestlist is a website, so it works on any phone or computer. You make the invitation here, and guests just tap the link.
How do I get everyone to answer?
Answering takes about 30 seconds, with no account. Guests can ask for a reminder, you see who hasn’t answered, and you can send everyone a quick update.
How are the invitations designed?
Pick one of our designs, ask Pip, our AI artist, to draw something just for your party, or upload one you made in Canva or bought on Etsy. Your details fill in as you type.
Can different guests get different details?
Yes, with Party Plus. Put guests in groups, like classmates, cousins or a sibling’s friends. Each group gets its own link with its own note or arrival time, and your list shows who’s coming from each group.
Who sees allergy information?
Only you, the host, and only if the guest ticks a box to share it. Allergy notes are deleted about 30 days after the party.
Who sees our address?
Only guests who RSVP yes. Invitation links can’t be guessed, and we never sell your guest list.
Can I change the RSVP questions?
Yes. Every invitation starts with four: how many kids, how many grown-ups, allergies, and staying or drop-off. Switch any of them off, reword them, or add up to five of your own, like a T-shirt size or a yes-or-no question.
How do gift cards work?
Coming soon: guests will be able to send a gift card from a store your child loves, right from the RSVP. Always optional.
Planning a party soon?
Make the invitation in a few minutes, send one link, and watch the answers come in.