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An invitation they answer — then a plan that unlocks as you go
An invitation with a real RSVP: yes, no, or a different day that works. Yes turns it into a countdown, and on the day itself the plan unlocks stop by stop while you are actually out — so they find out where they are going as they get there.
Step by step
The written walkthrough
Everything the video covers, in a form you can search, scan and keep open in another tab.
The invitation
Step 1.1
The ask, and what to wear
“The ask” carries the invitation; there is a Before you come note whose placeholder is “something you can walk in”. Practical instructions are romantic when the plan is a secret.
The RSVP
Step 2.1
Three answers, including a counter-offer
Yes, no, and “A day that works” — “You suggested a different day instead.” The template handles being turned down gracefully: “Nothing is pending. Take care of yourself.” and “No rush on either side.”
That third option is why this works better than a message. It gives them a way to say “not that night” without saying no.
Step 2.2
It knows when the day has passed
“This one passed.” and “The day it was for has already gone by.” The page ages honestly rather than sitting there pretending.
The meeting point
Step 3.1
Paste a Google Maps link
That is the field's placeholder — the meeting point is a real location they can navigate to.
Step 3.2
Keep this one a surprise
A per-stop switch. Some stops can be named and others hidden until you arrive.
The night itself
Step 4.1
Stops unlock as the evening goes
Add a stop builds the route, and it reveals one at a time while you are out. Notes like “it gets cooler here — bring the jacket” land at the moment they are useful rather than in a list beforehand.
Step 4.2
Photos stay on their device
The template is explicit: “These stay on this device for now.” Worth knowing before anyone expects a shared album.
Afterwards
Step 5.1
The whole evening, start to finish
The After tab collects the night once it is over — the route, the time together, the photos.
Your turn
About 7 minutes, and it is done.
You do not need an account to start — you are asked to sign in once, at the moment you publish.
Open The InvitationQuestions
What people ask about this one
What if they can't make that day?
There is a third RSVP option — a day that works — so they can counter-offer instead of declining. The page handles a no kindly too.
Do they see the whole plan up front?
Only what you choose. Stops can be marked “Keep this one a surprise” and unlock one at a time on the night itself.
Where do the photos go?
Nowhere yet — the template says “These stay on this device for now.” Do not promise a shared album.
What happens if the date passes with no answer?
The page says so — “This one passed.” It ages honestly rather than sitting there waiting.
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