FAQ

No. No feeds, profiles, swiping or chats. It does one thing: helps you ask out someone you already know.

One invitation link for one person, with your words, photos, a voice note, date options and a plan. It lives for 30 days.

The invitation link is €10 or $11, paid once by you - the person you invite opens it for free. An AI song for it is €5 or $5.50. Pay by card, Apple Pay, PayPal or a local method such as iDEAL, Bancontact or MB WAY.

No. They open the link in a browser and answer. Nothing to install, no account. After a yes they can sign in to keep the ticket, if they want.

As a link in any messenger, or as a QR card you print yourself. In a chat the link shows up as a card with the mouse, and what's inside stays hidden until they tap.

Coming soon: the QR card delivered with a bouquet. For now, send a link or print the card.

Your call. Add your name and it goes on the envelope, if you add one, and on the ticket after a yes. Leave it blank and it stays a secret: only your words and your voice give you away.

Yes. The builder shows a live card, exactly what they'll see, and the yes and no buttons work.

By email, to the address you signed in with. It's also in My invitations.

They pick a date from your options, tick what they'd like to do and get a date ticket with the date, time, plan and a QR code. They can save it as an image, unless you turn that off. You get an email with the answer and the date.

You get an email too. Saying no takes effort: the mouse runs off with the No button and begs them to think again. If they catch it and still tap No, that's an honest answer.

The date is a suggestion, not a booking. There are 5 ways to set it: today, any day this week, any day within a month, a range, or a few exact times. They choose, and you get their pick.

You suggest, they choose: one idea or all of them. If you allow it, they can add their own. Or they can skip the plan: anything works, as long as you meet.

Yes, until they answer: My invitations opens the same builder. Once they answer, it's locked.

Better not: on a device where you're not signed in, it counts as their open. To check it, use the test link in My invitations: same view, nothing recorded.

Only people who have the link. Search engines don't index it, but the link has no password, so send it only to the person it's for. Only the first answer counts.

No, on purpose: one link, one person, one answer. Make as many invitations as you like, each with its own link.

They're stored privately and shown only through links that expire. A voice note can be up to 60 seconds long. They're deleted together with the invitation.

Yes - a circular video note up to 60 seconds is included in the price. Choose Video note under Photo or video, record it here or choose a clip from your gallery. It appears in place of the photo, and the recipient taps to turn on sound. Before payment, it is kept for 30 minutes from upload or the last invitation save, then deleted. You can record it again.

30 days from the moment you get the link. Then it's deleted with its photos, voice note and ticket. The exact date is on your link page, and backups are covered in the Privacy Policy.

With Google or a one-time code sent to your email. No password. You only need it to get your link.

If you build an invitation but don't get the link, we send one reminder a day later, then at most one a week while it's alive. One tap in the email turns them off.

Invitations delete themselves after 30 days. To delete one sooner, use My invitations. Your account stays until you delete it in your profile, or write to us and we'll do it.

Write to us in the site chat - a real person answers.

A song is a separate product, not part of the invitation. You get 3 generation attempts and keep every finished song for 30 days. Make one on its own page: say what it's about in up to 500 characters and pick one of 27 genres. Then add it to an invitation from My songs, and they hear it on the card and the ticket.