Sign-ups, dates and RSVPs

One link.
Everyone's in.

Pick a date, fill the sign-ups and get a headcount, all on one link. Easy on a phone, no ads.

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What Pip handles for you

Date poll

Drop in a few dates and everyone taps what works. The best date pops to the top. No more “Which Saturday works?” threads.

What your guests see

Which day works?

Tap the dates that work for you.

How Pip works

Create your event in a minute

Choose a date poll, sign-up list, RSVP, or all three. Pick dates, paste a list, or just set a title.

Share one link

Text it, email it, or drop it in the group chat. Guests don't download anything. They just leave a name and an email or phone.

Watch RSVPs and sign-ups roll in

See who voted, who’s coming, and what’s covered in real time. Want Pip to nudge whoever’s missing? That’s Pip Plus.

Lock the date and tell everyone

Once the best date wins, lock it and share the final plan so the group actually shows up. With Pip Plus, Pip emails the changes and a day-before recap for you.

Why groups
love Pip

Easier on a phone

Built for one-handed, on-the-go planning. Big buttons, clean layout, no pinching or zooming through a ten-column spreadsheet. Two taps and they’re done.

Private by default

Pip keeps your crew’s info private. Nothing is public; you share a link with your people, and for classroom, team, or group events you can add a passcode so only the right folks get in.

No clutter, no drama

No ads, no clutter, no confetti gimmicks. Just clear date polls, sign-up sheets, and RSVPs in one simple spot so you can get in, get it planned, and get back to your actual life.

Questions people ask

What is Pip?

Pip is a free way for any group to plan together. Date polls, sign-up sheets and RSVPs live on one shareable link, so plans make it out of the group chat. Class parties, team snacks, a night out with friends, you name it.

Is my event public?

No. Pip is private by default. There is no public directory and no search. Only people with your link can open the event.

What does a passcode do?

For classroom, team, or group events, you can add an optional passcode. Guests need the link plus the passcode to respond, so you can share them separately for a little extra control.

What can guests see before they RSVP?

Guests see the event title, dates or slots, and any details you add. For polls and RSVPs, you can hide the running results so guests only see their own answers. Organizers always see the full list.

Do my guests need an account?

Not for public or passcode events. They tap the link, leave a first name and an email or phone so you can reach them, and respond. No password, no app download. Private-link events do ask guests to sign in, so you know exactly who answered.

Is Pip free?

The essentials are free forever: date polls, sign-up sheets, RSVPs and Contact Lists. Pip Plus adds the chasing, like automatic nudges, change alerts and day-before recaps, plus templates and calendar checks.

Take one thing off your plate

Got a class party, team snack schedule, birthday dinner, or girls’ night you still haven’t organized? Create it in Pip, text the link to your group, and let the RSVPs and sign-ups roll in while you do literally anything else.