Family Reunion Hub
RSVPs and fees by household, potluck and lodging sign-ups, and a clean hand-off to next year's organizer. For you — the one who always ends up organizing it. No more spreadsheet, Venmo and group chat.
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Matching Venmo payments to households by hand is the organizer's biggest headache — so we do it for you. Every household's RSVP comes with its fee, a payment code and a one-tap Venmo link. Drop in your Venmo, PayPal or bank statement and each payment lands on the right household, marked paid.
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Every new volunteer starts over from scratch — hunting down emails, the caterer's number and what last year cost. Not here. When you're done, send next year's organizer one link and they take over the whole reunion with their own organizer key.
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Addresses go stale — someone moves, and the invitation comes back. Here the family keeps its own directory current: every household that RSVPs is added automatically, and before each reunion each one gets a private link to confirm or fix its own address, phone and email.
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Reunion fees and food are planned by household and age, not by guest — so that's how relatives RSVP. One RSVP per household counts adults, teens, kids and under-5s, shows the family its fee as they tap, and gives you a live head count by age with food servings and fees worked out for you.
Right next to the RSVP
Right after a household RSVPs, it picks a dish to bring or a job to help with — on the same page, with the same email. Everyone sees who's bringing what, full spots close themselves, and you see which households still haven't signed up.
Cabins, rooms and campsites
List the cabins, hotel room block and campsites you're holding. Each household takes the beds or rooms it needs right under its RSVP — never more than the people it's bringing — full places close themselves, and you get a rooming list to send the hotel.
Between reunions
Keep the family close between reunions without a group chat everyone mutes. Relatives post their news on the family page all month; it's gathered into one issue you publish in a minute and send to the whole family by email — with a print edition for relatives who aren't online.
Older relatives who aren't online are exactly who reunions are for. Each issue prints in large type with address labels, so grandparents get the family news in the mailbox.
A main page for your family with the next reunion and RSVP link — relatives read the news and post their own updates.
Free for beta families. Log right in with your Google account — no waiting list — and tell us what your family needs using the Send Feedback button.
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In short: use it free until your family hits the storage limit. After that, you pay only to upload more.