Party planning, sorted.
Party Cat is a free party planner that keeps your RSVPs, to-do list and shopping list in one place, with a live headcount of who's coming. Purrrfect.
Everything for the party, in one purrrfect place
I built Party Cat to plan my kids' birthday parties and ward off party cat-astrophes. It does the few things a party actually needs, and should put a smile on your face.
RSVP tracker
Mark each guest Yes, No or Pending and see who's coming at a glance.
Automatic headcount
Type "Sam & Alex" or "The Smiths family" and Party Cat counts the people for you.
To-do list
Book the venue, send the invites, hide the presents. Tick things off as you go.
Shopping list
Balloons, candles, snacks, catnip. Check items off in the shop, right on your phone.
No account needed
Start straight away. Your plans stay in your browser until you choose to save them.
Four pawsome themes
Confetti, Astro Cat, Loose Thread or Calm Cat. Tap the cat to switch.
How it works
From guest list to party day without the hairball.
Name your party
Open Party Cat and give your party a title. No signup, totally free.
Add guests and lists
Add your guests, jobs and shopping. Update RSVPs as replies come in.
Sync if you want
Create a free account to keep your party safe and open it on any device.
Questions
For the curious cats.
Is Party Cat free?
Yes. Party Cat is completely free, with no ads, paid tiers or limits on guests.
Do I need to create an account?
No. You can plan a whole party without signing up. An account is optional, and lets you open your party on more than one device.
Where is my party data stored?
Without an account, everything stays in your own browser. With an account, your party is saved to Party Cat's server and only you can see it. I never sell data or use tracking cookies.
How does Party Cat count guests?
It reads the names you type. "Sam & Alex" counts as 2 people, "Mateo, Ben, Ava" as 3, and "The Smiths family" as 4, so your headcount is ready for catering.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Party Cat works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers. There's nothing to install.
Who made Party Cat?
I'm Maeve Lander. I'm more list-lover than party animal, and I made this kitten-kaboodle for my kids' parties. It's open source on GitHub.
Ready to paw-ty?
Your guest list is just a whisker away.
Start planning, it's free