RapidParty makes invites wildly flexible. Invite Connections, Groups, reuse a prior event list, pull from phone contacts, send to a phone number or email, use a QR code, or share the link anywhere.
RapidParty supports three core invite outcomes—so your invite matches the moment.
The classic invite: bring guests to a party, tournament, meetup, fundraiser, or any event. RSVPs, posts, chat, items, tickets, and more live in one place.
Grow a community once, then host repeatedly. Groups include posts + chat and make future invites instant.
Add someone to your Connections so you can coordinate and invite again later—friends, coworkers, acquaintances, teammates.
Pick one method or mix them together. Hosts shouldn’t have to choose.
Select from your network and send invites fast—perfect for recurring guests and reliable responders.
Invite an entire group (hiking, sports, alumni, community) in one action—no rebuilding lists.
Clone your last invite list for recurring events and series—then add/remove a few names.
Pull from your phone’s contacts for quick selection. Great when not everyone is already a Connection.
Add someone by number when you’re hosting on the fly. Perfect for “bring a friend” moments.
Invite via email for coworkers, families, alumni lists, or anyone who prefers inbox over apps.
Put a QR code on a poster, flyer, or screen. Scan → join the event or group instantly.
Use your phone’s share sheet to send to Facebook, WhatsApp, SMS, Messenger, Instagram DMs, and more.
Copy the invite link and paste anywhere: group texts, Slack/Teams, social posts, or a website.
Invite some people via Connections, add a few phone numbers, then share a link publicly. Your call.
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Short answers to how flexible invites work.
Yes—use phone number, email, QR, or link sharing. They can join through the invite flow.
Yes—RapidParty supports all three invite targets depending on what you’re trying to do.
No—mix and match. Invite Connections, then share the link publicly, then add a couple phone numbers.
Yes—reuse a prior event’s invite list, invite a group, or select from your Connections.