Make it your school’s.
Choose your school address, add your colors, and give your community a place to come together.
FOR THE PEOPLE WHO BRING PEOPLE TOGETHERYour school’s
Your school’s
party book.
Parents host dinners, workshops, and adventures. Families buy a spot, and the money supports your school. These gatherings are called sign-up parties; together, they make a party book fundraiser.
Parent hostedSchool approvedMade to share
A LITTLE DINNER. A LOT OF GOOD.There’s a seat for everyone.
Bring a friend.Make something good.
GOOD TIMES
GREAT CAUSES
GREAT CAUSES
Your people, together.That’s where the good starts.
SUPPER CLUBS✳BACKYARD ADVENTURES✳CREATIVE AFTERNOONS✳NEW SCHOOL FRIENDS
A SIMPLE WAY TO BRING EVERYONE INBig community energy.
Big community energy.
A little less organizing.
From the first “what if we hosted…” to the last name on the guest list.
Let the good ideas in.
Parents propose a dinner, a workshop, or an afternoon of fun. Your organizer reviews each party before it goes live.
Fill the room. Build community.
Share your party book. Families browse, book a place, and keep track of their plans in one place.
YOUR SCHOOL. YOUR PEOPLE.Good things
FAMILIESA Sunday in the parkA school community gatheringGROWN-UPSThe neighborhood tableA place for new friends An illustrative school page. Your parties make it yours.
Good things
happen together.
A whole season of little reasons to get together.
FAMILIESA Sunday in the parkA school community gatheringGROWN-UPSThe neighborhood tableA place for new friendsONE LINK. ALL YOUR GOOD IDEAS.A home for your
A home for your
school’s party book.
Give families a school page that feels like yours, at an address that’s easy to remember.
- Your school name, colors, and photos
- Browse parties by age, date, and price
- Bookings, waitlists, and host proposals together
- Organizer approval before parties are published
OPEN INVITATION. THOUGHTFUL BOUNDARIES.
A little peace of mind.Your school decides who gets the link.
Keep your published party book open to browse, or add a school access code. Your school chooses whether signed-in families can see who’s signed up. Exact host addresses stay with confirmed guests, and guest contact details stay with hosts and organizers.
How we protect school communitiesGOOD QUESTIONSA few things
A few things
you might wonder.
Start with a small collection. Make it your own as you go.
Who can create a school?+
A school organizer can sign up with an email address, choose a school address, and start preparing the party book. Make sure you have your school’s permission before inviting families or collecting money.
Do parents need an account to browse?+
Public school pages can be browsed without signing in. If your school uses an access code, enter it first. Parents sign in with an emailed link to book, join a waitlist, or propose a party.
Can we try it before sharing it?+
Yes. Start on the free plan with no credit card required, prepare unlimited drafts, and publish up to three lifetime events with real bookings. New schools begin in test mode so you can rehearse without collecting money. When you’re ready for paid bookings, connect a verified school or PTA Stripe account. You can also explore our fictional school demo.
What does it cost?+
Publish up to three lifetime events free, forever. Drafts do not count. Closing, cancelling, or deleting a published event does not restore the allowance. No credit card required and no time limit. Upgrade to unlimited published events for $649/year.
When can we collect payments?+
Connect a verified school or PTA Stripe account, then open paid bookings. You can collect real payments for up to three lifetime published events on the free plan without a subscription. Stripe processing fees still apply. Until launch, use test mode to rehearse the booking flow.
Can we change an access code?+
Yes. The organizer can change or remove it in school settings. Changing the code asks visitors to enter the new one; organizers can still get in with their own sign-in.