No laptop, no learning curve
Message Jitabi the details and the page takes shape inside the chat: the invitation, a schedule, a reply system. Edit by replying, claim the site when the plan holds, and send the link — all from a phone, even at ten at night.
The idea for the event rarely arrives at a desk. It comes while you are half-asleep, or in a taxi, or after the kids are down — and the sensible thing is usually to forget it until you have a laptop. That is how invitations rot in someone’s head for a month.
Building on WhatsApp removes the wait. You open the chat you already know how to use, describe the event, and there is a page before you think better of it. There is no install, no login to a new tool, no weekend set aside to learn software.
Each one happens in the thread, at the pace of a conversation.
Say what you have in plain words — who, roughly when, where. That message is the whole starting point.
Jitabi asks for anything missing and returns a page you can open: invitation, details and a reply system.
Tying the page to your account makes it yours to keep editing. Until you claim and publish, guests cannot open the link.
Send the finished link to your list. Guests reply on the page, and their answers come back onto one list.
You do not have to open a dashboard to change your mind.
Fast chat is still chat, and chats mishear. A page built in three messages can carry a wrong date or a misspelled name, so the check is yours no matter the screen. The convenience is that you can do that check right now, on the phone you built it with, rather than waiting until a laptop happens to be free.
That means confirming the date and the exact venue, spelling the names right, and naming who is invited. The assistant never imports your contacts. And if a detail should stay quiet until the day — a location, a surprise — you set the page password rather than trusting a draft to hide it.
How it works
Text Jitabi the event the way you would tell a friend. One message is enough to start the page.
It asks for the date, the place and who is coming. Reply in the thread and the sections fill in.
Open the drafted page under your account, fix anything it misheard, and add the detail only you know.
Make it live and send the link. Replies gather on the list while you still hold the same device you built on.
Questions
A real, claimable event page. Until you claim it to your account and publish, guests cannot open the link — a draft stays private, so there is no half-built page on the internet.
You adjust the wording by replying, which covers most edits. To pick or fine-tune the full look, open the page later in the app or in Clara; the chat is for saying what the page should say.
The chat itself needs no install. To claim the page and keep editing it you make an account, which is what turns a draft into a site that stays yours.
No, and it will not try. Building on a phone does not mean your address book gets read. You invite by sending the link, and guests appear on the list as they reply.
Get Started
Open WhatsApp, describe the event to Jitabi, and carry a finished invitation from chat to link without a laptop.
