Roadmap

What we're building

Three columns and no dates. We would rather tell you what is genuinely being worked on than give you a quarter we cannot keep. Building now holds three things at a time, because that is how many one person can do properly.

Shipped means it is live in the product and you can use it today. Where something is finished but waiting on an account of yours to be connected, we say so.

Considering is chosen by hand from what planners ask us for. Sign in to send a suggestion.

From the first enquiry to the thank-you cards

What is built for each part of a wedding. A filled dot is a part that is complete, and a ring is one that is partly built, with the month the rest arrives.

  1. Enquiry, built

    • Enquiries from your own website, in the app within seconds
    • Your season at a glance

  2. Booking, built

    • Proposal, contract and invoice, each sent as a link
    • Full, partial or on the day

  3. Planning, built

    • Checklist, guests, budget and suppliers
    • Dietary highlights
    • Import from your spreadsheets

  4. The couple, built

    • Their own portal
    • A website for every wedding
    • Replies into the guest list

  5. The run-up, built

    • The timeline
    • Table plan and floor plan
    • Day packs by email

  6. The day, built

    • Running late, in one number
    • Works without signal

    The only one nobody else has built.

  7. After, built

    • The site goes read-only
    • Gifts and thank-you cards
    • Everything downloadable

Shipped

136 features live, across every part of a wedding.

Enquiry

  • Enquiries in one place, sent in from your own website within seconds, with junk kept out of the way.
  • Your season at a glance, and a waiting list for dates that are taken.

Booking

  • Proposals from your own packages, contracts signed online and invoices that chase themselves, each sent as a link.

Planning

  • Three UK checklists, dated back from the wedding, with the legal steps in them.
  • Guests by household, with allergies picked out and the guest's own words kept beside them.
  • The budget and every payment due, with reminders before each one.
  • Your own supplier list, used again on every wedding.
  • Your spreadsheets imported, checked before anything saves, and undone for 24 hours if you change your mind.
  • Ask a question about a wedding and get the answer from its own records.

The couple

  • The couple's own portal, showing only what you switch on.
  • A website for every wedding in six looks, made from what you already hold.
  • Replies that land straight in the guest list, with a QR code for the invitations.

The run-up

  • A timeline with the fixed moments marked and a printout for each supplier.
  • A table plan and a floor plan to scale, with a warning when a table is over.
  • Day packs by email for you, each supplier and the couple.

The day

After

  • The wedding's website goes read-only, with the photographs still there for guests.
  • Gifts received and thank-you cards sent, household by household.

Building now

  • Card payments

    Couples paying invoices by card, straight into your own account.

    Finished and tested, and waiting on payments being switched on.

  • Your email, on the wedding

    Every email you send or receive sits with the wedding it belongs to, beside everything else that happened, and you reply from there.

    Finished and tested, and waiting on the email connection being chosen and switched on.

Considering

  • Supplier document extraction

    Drop in a quote or a contract and have the figures and dates read off it for you to check.

    Suppliers

  • Notes to tasks

    Turn the notes from a client call into dated checklist items you approve one by one.

    Templates

  • Venue edition

    A version for venue coordinators running several weddings on the same site.

    Something else

  • Timeline drafting

    A first running order built from your own past weddings, not from someone else's template.

    Timeline

  • Message drafting

    A draft of the email you were about to write to a couple or a supplier, in your own voice.

    Couple's portal

  • Wedding sites on their own domain

    A couple's wedding site at an address of their own, mapped to the site they already have.

    Couple's portal