Built by a developer, for his own wedding.
I'm shipping Just Said Yes before I walk down the aisle this summer.
I'm the person behind Just Said Yes. I'm a developer, and I'm getting married this summer.
When we started planning, I assumed the invitations would be the easy part. They weren't. Every tool I tried felt like it was built for printing paper in 2010: clunky editors, generic templates, RSVPs scattered across WhatsApp threads and spreadsheets. None of it felt like us.
So I built what I wished existed. A wedding invitation that lives on your guest's phone. Personalized with their name. Sent the way you actually talk to them. Every RSVP, song request, and message in one place.
I'm shipping it before my own wedding because I think other couples deserve this too.
A few things I care about.
Your invitation should feel like you, not like a template.
Every wedding online uses the same five layouts. Yours shouldn't.
Your guests shouldn't need an account, a password, or a PDF.
They tap a link, see your invite, RSVP. That's it.
No ads, no upsells, no surprises.
You pay once and everything works. I'm building the product I'd want, not a funnel.