The app
Nyota
An invitation arrives, and it stays where you can find it — not buried under four hundred unrelated messages.
In development
Screens from the app in development. Final design may differ.
If you receive invitations
You already have too many to hold in your head.
One ordered list
Everything you have been invited to, nearest first. No folders, no filing.
Changes reach you
When a host moves the time or changes the hall, the card updates and shows you what moved.
Reply in one tap
Say whether you are coming, and how many seats you will use.
Search by person
Type a name. Every invitation from them, across the years.
Nothing to file
No screenshots to save, no calendar entries to make at the worst moment.
A clean channel
You decide who is allowed to send an invitation into your list.
If you are the one hosting
Send once. Know your numbers.
You keep seats for each guest — four for the Sharmas, two for the Raos, or an open 4+ if you would rather not count. They confirm how many will use them.
seats confirmed of 90 kept · 14 still to reply
Sub-events
A wedding is five functions. Each one gets its own timing, venue and guest list.
Groups
Sort your contacts once — close family, office, neighbours — and invite by group after that.
Co-hosts
An occasion is rarely run by one person. Add the people helping you.
Coming to Android first.
India is an Android country, so that is where we start. iPhone follows.