For parents
The kids’ party, without the parent-group-chat chaos.
One page with drop-off and pickup on the schedule, RSVP with allergy and pickup-person notes, and parent-friendly sharing — unlisted from search by default, passwordable when you want it. Because the guests are six-year-olds and the logistics are all on you.
Mia is turning 7
Mia’s 7th Birthday
Saturday, Nov 14 · 2–5 PM · Our backyard
Can Mia's crew make it?
linkfor.us/mia-turns-7
01
Drop-off to pickup, on one page
Parents live in the logistics. Drop-off, the party, and pickup are separate scheduled events with their own times and places — nobody has to dig through a 200-message group chat to find out when to collect their kid.
- Drop-off & pickup event presets
- Each event has its own time and place
- One link that never changes
02
The RSVP note field is your allergy list
Every RSVP carries a note field, and the kids' preset frames it for allergies and pickup-person names. On party day you have one guest list with every allergy in one place — no paper forms, no extra texts.
- Allergy + pickup-person RSVP notes
- Plus-ones and sibling counts included
- One dashboard list on party day
03
Share with the parents, nobody else
One-tap WhatsApp share with a pre-written invite, or paste the link into the class group. There's no public directory of kid pages — your link only reaches the people you send it to.
- Prefilled WhatsApp invite text
- Short link parents can remember
- No public page directory
04
Kid-safe by default, not by settings
Kids' birthday pages start unlisted from search engines — you don't have to find a privacy toggle, it's how the template works. Add a guest password on the Celebration plan so only invited families get in.
- No-index by default for kids' pages
- Optional guest password
- Your data is never sold
“Sent the link to the class parents instead of managing the WhatsApp group. Drop-off at 2, pickup at 5, allergies on the guest list. Bliss.”
Every tired parent, probably (not a real review — yet)
Questions
Everything else you're wondering
Can the page list drop-off and pickup times?+
That's the whole point of the kids' starter pack: drop-off, the party itself, and pickup are separate events on the schedule, each with its own time and place. Parents never have to scroll a group chat to find out when to collect their kid.
How do I collect allergies and the pickup person?+
Every RSVP has a note field that the kids' preset frames for allergies and pickup-person names — it lands on your dashboard guest list, so on party day you have one list instead of a dozen texts.
Is it safe to put my kid's party on the internet?+
Kids' birthday pages start unlisted from search engines, and there's no public directory of kid pages — your link only reaches the people you share it with. Add a guest password on the Celebration plan so only invited families get in at all.
Will the page show up on Google?+
No — kids' pages are no-indexed by default. If you want it findable later, you can lift the toggle yourself. Until then it stays out of search results.
Do parents need an account to RSVP?+
Never. They open the link and tap attending — that's the entire point. Every account wall you remove is more RSVPs you actually get.
Can I share the party link on WhatsApp or in a school group?+
Yes — one-tap WhatsApp share with a pre-written invite, or copy the link anywhere. The birthday-kids theme and surprise-safe share text never leak anything beyond what you wrote on the page.
Can grandparents upload their photos?+
They can — guest photo uploads land in a moderation queue, so you approve what shows. The kids' copy reminds uploaders that photos of other people's children stay in the gallery only.
Is there really no subscription?+
Really. You pay once, and your paid page includes hosting for at least two years from the party date. We email you long before anything ever changes, and we never delete your page outright.
Can I reuse the page for next year's party?+
Yes — one tap rolls the page forward twelve months with the schedule advanced, and you get a nudge around renewal time so the next party starts from last year's page instead of a blank form.