For graduations
A graduation page the whole class will actually open.
One beautiful page with the party details, RSVP, and everyone's photos — at a link your grandma can type. No accounts, no ads, no fuss.
Class of 2027
Maya’s Graduation
May 22, 2027 · Backyard party
Will you be there?
linkfor.us/mayas-graduation
01
RSVP without the group-chat chaos
No accounts, no downloads, no 'please fill out this form.' Guests open your link, tap attending, done — and you watch the guest list fill in real time.
- Unlimited responses
- Plus-ones included
- Meal & note fields
02
Every angle, one gallery
The cap toss, the diploma, the afterparty — captured by fifty phones and scattered across fifty group chats. Give every one of them somewhere to send their photos, and you approve what shows.
- Guest uploads from any phone
- You approve what shows
- Download the full album
03
One link, everywhere
Graduation announcements, Instagram bio, a QR code taped to the snack table. One short, memorable address that works in a text just as well as in print.
- linkfor.us/your-name
- Print-ready QR code
- Looks great shared in texts
04
Private when you want it
A graduation party is family business. Password-protect the page, keep it out of search results, or both — your call, changeable anytime.
- Optional guest password
- No-index toggle
- Your data is never sold
“We put the QR code on the graduation announcements and had 60 RSVPs before the ceremony ended. My grandparents figured it out without calling me.”
Every grad, probably
Questions
Everything else you're wondering
Do my guests need an account?+
Never. They open the link and RSVP. That's the entire point — every account wall you remove is more RSVPs you actually get.
Is there really no subscription?+
Really. You pay once and the page stays up as long as you want it. Charging monthly for a one-day party never made sense to us.
How is this different from an Evite?+
An Evite is an invitation. This is the whole page — your story, the schedule, directions, RSVP, and a shared photo gallery that lives on after the party. One link instead of three.
Can I share it privately?+
Yes. Add a guest password, keep it out of search engines, or both. You decide who sees the page — change it anytime.
What if I need help?+
Real humans, real answers. Write to us and we'll sort it out — usually the same day.