Their anniversary, arranged by everyone at once.

What it actually does for an anniversary

• 2 events on one timeline

  Renewal of vows and Dinner — each with its own time, its own place, its own dress code and its own list of who is coming. Rename any of them, drop the ones you are not having, add the one that only means something to them.

• Replies in three taps

  You send one link. Your guest opens it, sees the anniversary before signing in to anything, taps yes or no, and types the code that arrives on their phone. Nothing to install, no password, and their reply lands in one list instead of across four WhatsApp threads.

• One album, not forty

  Everyone who came adds their photos to the same album, kept with the event they were taken at. You choose what the public link shows. When it is over, download the lot as one file.

• Everyone helping, in one place

  People join as what they actually are — partner, son or daughter, family and friend — so the screen that lists them says who is doing what, not just who has the link. Roles can be changed or taken back at any time.

And what an anniversary does not start with: agenda, seating, check-in and traditions. Those belong to other kinds of gathering, so the app leaves them off rather than handing you empty screens — switch any of them on in settings if yours is the exception.