weddings without the stress.

A wedding isn't one event. It's ten events crammed into one weekend. And everyone needs to be in the right place at the right time.

Rehearsal dinner Friday night. Bridal brunch Saturday morning. Ceremony at 4pm. Reception at a different venue. After-party at the hotel bar. Sunday brunch before everyone flies home.

Now multiply that by 80 guests who all need directions, times, dress codes, and parking info. Good luck managing that in a group chat.

one event per moment.

Create a separate event for each part of the wedding weekend. Rehearsal dinner with the restaurant address and time. Ceremony with the venue, parking notes, and “doors open at 3:30.” Reception with the new venue and after-party details.

Each event has its own guest list, its own chat, its own navigate button. No confusion about which address goes with which event.

perfect for the wedding party.

The bachelor and bachelorette parties practically plan themselves. Create the event, add the crew, share the details. Can't decide between the steakhouse or the rooftop bar? Drop a poll — the group votes and the event updates automatically. Everyone knows the itinerary. No one's texting the best man at midnight asking “where are we meeting tomorrow?”

Bridesmaids coordinating hair and makeup timing? Event chat. Groomsmen figuring out the suit pickup? Event chat. It all stays organized and separate.

guests just tap and go.

Share event links with guests via email or text — they see the full details in their browser, no app needed. They RSVP Going, Maybe, or Can't for each event so you know exactly who to expect. When it's time, guests — half of whom are from out of town — tap navigate and their maps app takes them exactly where they need to be. No printed directions. No one driving in circles.

And the best part? Every guest who installs BoredApp for your wedding now has it for their next birthday party, dinner party, or weekend trip.

Your wedding day should be about the people, not the logistics. Let BoredApp handle where everyone needs to be.