From "let's do a potluck" to everyone fed

Three steps, no group text spiraling out of control.

Name it, set the date and place, and get one link to send however you already talk to your group.

Everyone sees what's already spoken for — claim a whole dish, or cover part of a big batch someone else started.

Live updates, a shared checklist, and a nudge for anyone who hasn't answered yet.

Everything a potluck actually needs

Nothing you have to configure — just the parts of hosting that normally live in six different text threads.

Going, maybe, or not going — with adults and kids tracked separately, so headcount is never a guess.

Claim a dish outright, or cover part of one that needs a few more hands — updates appear for everyone instantly.

Review who's asking to join before they see the guest list — or leave it open for a come-one-come-all potluck.

Anyone can join with just a name — a real account is there when they want one, never a wall before they can RSVP.

Plates, folding chairs, the cooler — one list the whole group can check off together instead of five side chats.

Self-reported on every dish, so nobody's caught off guard reaching for the wrong plate.

It takes less time to set up a potluck than it does to argue about who's bringing what.