Partiful, a startup founded in 2020 with a similar app, was quick to respond to Apple's entrance into the space with a cheeky response. "just reviewing the apple developer guidelines," Partiful ...

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Guests with an Apple device running iOS 18 or later can ... but at least I can now delete the Partiful app from my phone. —Brenda Stolyar Sonos is reportedly readying a new video streaming ...

So if you need one app for Evites, I suggest Partiful. For iPhone users who only want Apple products, Apple Invites is a fine app.

Apple introduced a new app called Apple Invites, which is designed to make organizing gatherings seamless. The iPhone-exclusive app works through iMessage and is packed with Apple-centric features.

Partiful, a startup with a similar function, had a swift response that suggested Apple had copied its product. Apple Invites is available now, with full capabilities accessible to iCloud+ subscribers.