he giant phone maker has just launched Apple Invites, a new app that lets iPhone iCloud subscribers users create, share, and even manage various invitations
for important events in their lives. Using just the new Apple Invites app, you can generate a quick and fun digital invite that when shared with all the event participants allows them to collect various information about the party or event and even add it to the Apple calendar in order to get reminders and notifications about it.
The good news is that not only your friends and family who have an Apple device will be able to get the RSVPs, because Apple Invites is also available on the web version of the app, for all your Android friends.
Using this event planning app, the company states that creators can easily manage all their events, share the invitations through a link, and also choose all the details included in the invitation such as home address or a specific theme. Also, a great feature that Apple Invites has is that all guests can include photos from the event in a Shared Album.
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Even though this event planning app has already a built-in Image PlayGround feature that generates using AI background images, hosts can also choose a background photo directly from their library. The Apple Intelligence feature is available only for those iPhone users who have a supported device, as well as Weather and Apple Maps integration to offer directions to the event.
It should be mentioned that only iCloud Plus subscribers, with plans starting at 99 cents per month are able to create invites in the app.
Even more so, users can invite various friends and family by picking them from contacts, entering their phone numbers or email addresses, and also by copying the event link and sending it to them. A useful feature here is that creators have the ability to allow who can invite other people because the app allows sending notes after the event is already created.
“With Apple Invites, an event comes to life from the moment the invitation is created, and users can share lasting memories even after they get together,”, Apple’s senior director of Worldwide Product Marketing for Apps and iCloud stated.
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