Guest-aware planning
Save guests, groups, dietary notes, and preferences so every menu starts with who is actually coming.
Soiree brings guests, dietary needs, menus, recipes, groceries, RSVPs, and prep timing into one calm plan, so you can enjoy the party and the process.
Coming soon for iPhone. Private beta invites opening soon for hosts who like a beautiful plan.
A dinner party is not just a calendar event. It is a guest list, a menu, dietary constraints, a shopping run, a prep schedule, and a handful of people wondering what they can bring. Soiree keeps those moving parts connected.
Save guests, groups, dietary notes, and preferences so every menu starts with who is actually coming.
Build courses, import recipes, track servings, and spot conflicts before a guest feels left out.
Turn recipes and menu items into categorized lists so you buy what you need without rebuilding the plan.
Send a simple event page where guests can RSVP, see the details, and share notes without needing the app.
Keep the real hosting work visible: shopping, cleaning, cooking, timing, setup, and the things you usually remember too late.
Invite co-hosts, reuse past guests and menus, and make the next gathering easier instead of starting from scratch.
Add the date, place, occasion, theme, and the context that usually gets buried in texts.
Pick saved guests or groups, then share an RSVP page that collects headcount and dietary notes.
Import recipes, assign courses, and make sure the menu works for the people around the table.
Use grocery and checklist views to know what to buy, what to prep, and what can wait.
"The best hosts are present at their own table. The plan should carry the details before guests arrive."
Join the waitlist for launch updates and beta invites as Soiree gets ready for hosts who want planning to feel as good as gathering.
Soiree is being built mobile-first, with iPhone as the initial launch target.
Yes. Shared RSVP pages are designed to work in the browser so guests can respond from a simple link.
Yes. Saved guest notes and dietary preferences are part of the planning flow so hosts can catch conflicts before they shop or serve.
No. Soiree works for casual dinners, brunch, cocktails, holidays, and recurring groups too.