The same conversation, every week
As working parents, my friends and I kept having the same conversation. Which party is this weekend? Did we RSVP? Who's taking them? Have we bought the present?
It was having all of it floating around in your head at once — invites buried in WhatsApp, screenshots saved somewhere on your phone, presents still to buy. And usually one parent quietly carrying most of the load.
So I built Confetti.
Built by a parent who needed it too
I didn't set out to build another invitation app. I wanted to build what happens after the invitation arrives: something that keeps everything straight in your head, helps couples share the load, and makes buying the right gift easy.
That's Confetti.
None of it was difficult on its own. It was having all of it floating around in your head at once.
One place for everything
Confetti keeps every party your family is invited to in one place — the date, the location, the RSVP, the tasks and the gift.
No searching through old messages. No trying to remember what you and your partner agreed. No last-minute panic on Saturday morning.
Just open Confetti, and know what's coming.
Family admin should be shared
Confetti also makes it easier for both partners to be proactive. Assign the present. Agree who's dropping off. Sort the collection. See what's already done.
Because you shouldn't have to manage the party and manage the person helping you manage it.
And the present? We've got that too.
Buying a gift for someone else's child shouldn't take half an hour of scrolling through Amazon.
The app reads the invitation, picks up the birthday child's age (and often their gender), and turns that into relevant gift ideas guests can actually buy. Set a budget, and make sure delivery arrives in time for the party.