Signing Up Without an Account
How guests sign up in seconds with no account, confirm their spot, and manage or cancel their signup later.
Try the real signup form
This is the actual form component from the public event page, loaded with example slots. Pick a slot, type a name, press the button: nothing is submitted from this page, but everything you see, including the live validation and the full-slot handling, is exactly what your guests get.
No accounts, no passwords
Guests never create an account. A signup asks for a name and an email address, plus whatever optional fields you enabled: a comment, a phone number, a party size, or custom questions. The email is used for exactly two things: the confirmation message and the private manage link. Names can be up to 100 characters and comments up to 500.
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Open the link and pick a spot
Slots show live availability. Full slots are visible but locked, so guests always understand the state of the sheet.
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Enter details and sign up
Name, email, and any fields the organizer enabled. Validation happens inline, and values are preserved if something needs fixing.
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Get a confirmation email
It recaps the event, date, and slot, and includes a private manage link for later changes.
Double opt-in confirmation
If the organizer enables require confirmation, a new signup holds a spot temporarily instead of claiming it outright. The guest receives a confirm-your-spot email; clicking the link marks them confirmed. If the hold expires before they click, the spot is released automatically, so abandoned signups never block real attendees. Organizers can also confirm pending signups manually from the attendees view.
Editing and canceling with the manage link
Every confirmation email contains a private, tokenized manage link. Opening it lets the guest update their name, comment, phone number, or party size, or cancel the signup entirely, which frees the spot immediately and notifies the organizer. Lost the email? The event page has a resend option that sends the manage link again.
Quiet protections behind the form
Public forms attract junk, so every signup passes through rate limiting and content moderation before it lands on your sheet. Spam bursts, profanity, and link-stuffed comments are filtered without you configuring anything. Details in Privacy and Visibility Controls.