RSVPd

RSVPd is a web-based platform designed to streamline the process of sending invitations, collecting responses, and managing attendee information for events. It targets individuals, non-profits, and small to mid-sized organizations seeking to automate RSVP collection, seating, meal preferences, and event updates.

Key features commonly offered by RSVPd-style services include guest list management, customizable invitations, RSVP tracking with status categories (accepted, declined, tentatively accepted), meal and accessibility options, the ability to add guests and notes, automated reminders to invitees, calendar invitations, and basic analytics on response rates and guest counts. Some implementations support integrations with popular calendar services, mailing systems, and ticketing platforms.

Users typically create an event, import or add guest lists, customize invitations, and send a link or email invites. Recipients respond online, and organizers receive real-time updates and can export data for check-in lists or seating charts. RSVPd tools often include privacy controls and roles for co-hosts or staff.

Because "RSVPd" is a generic descriptor used by multiple products, there is no single canonical version of the platform. Various software and service providers have marketed RSVPd-branded tools at different times, contributing to a family of RSVP management solutions rather than a single, unified product.

Proponents cite reduced administrative workload, improved accuracy of headcounts, and easier event coordination. Critics note potential privacy concerns and reliance on online infrastructure. Overall, RSVPd-style tools are considered part of the broader category of event management software.