Fewer messages. More parties.

The invitation

One card, one swipe

Your invitations arrive as cards, one at a time. You swipe: I’m in, maybe, can’t make it. Three answers, nothing to justify — and nothing nagging you if you take the day to think it over.

The party page

It answers before anyone asks

Who’s bringing the ice, who has room in the car, where you’re meeting, what it comes to each. Everyone helps themselves: nobody has to sum it all up by hand any more.

The kitty only keeps track of who paid what. No payment goes through AmidAmi — the money moves between you, just like before.

The chat

The photo that doesn’t stick around

One chat per party, one per friend. Send a view-once photo: it opens once, you hold to see it, then it’s gone. A voice note when it’s quicker to say than to type.

The recap

The next day, something’s left of it

Everyone’s photos in one place, what the night cost, who was there. Plus trophies you flip over one by one: the Driver, the Quartermaster, the biggest Cheapskate.

Nobody has to beg for photos in the group chat: they’re already there, and everyone decides which of theirs can be shared.

Memories

Your year, party by party

A feed that walks back through the months, with the photos and recaps where they landed. And when the year ends, a look back to watch — then to keep.

Nothing to tidy up: it’s already tidy.

The link

And for those without the app

A link is enough. They see the party, answer, chat and add their photos from the browser, with nothing to install.

Their answer is a request, and it’s the host who lets them in. Nobody gets into a party without someone deciding so: not the link, and not us.