Summary
- Apple may be developing a new event planning app called “Apple Invites.”
- The application can become an alternative to the Calendar application.
- Third-party apps like Partiful already excel at event planning.
Apple seems to have paid attention to popular event planning apps like partiful and may be working on its own event app.
According to 9to5Macreferences to Apple’s “Invites” app were found in iOS 18.3 Beta 2 code. The app is reportedly being developed to help users plan in-person and online events. The application can be integrated from iCloud and have a web version that people can access on iCloud.com.
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A new alternative to the Calendar application.
However, third-party apps are already good at event planning.
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While the Calendar app can already send out meeting invites, the Invitations app can be a way to create a dedicated page for your event that shares information in a more visually appealing way. The app can be useful for tracking RSVPs and can be used for many types of gatherings such as weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and more.
Third party apps that do this already exist. like partifulwhich is available on Android and iOS. The app allows you to create a page for your event, and you can use it to manage everything in one place, rather than awkwardly trying to convey a bunch of details via group chat or email. The application won Google Play Best App Award 2024 and became a finalist of the competition 2024 App Store Awards.
9to5Mac Reports that Apple is using a new daemon (framework) for the application called GroupKit – a database for managing groups of people. However, it is unclear whether Invites will have its own standalone app or whether it will be released at all. Apple didn’t officially announce or mention anything at WWDC 2024 when it announced iOS 18.
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