Friendsgiving works best when everyone brings something, and when you know what that something is. Make a list, send one link to the group chat, and your friends tap what they are bringing.
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Change any of it. Add items, remove items, and set how many of each you need.
Make the list
Tap the button, change the starter list however you like and give it a date.
Send one link
Text it to the group chat or paste it in an email. Guests open it on any phone.
Guests pick
They tap what they are bringing and add their name. No account and no app.
Check what is missing
Open your list any time to see who is coming and what still needs a taker.
Most Friendsgiving hosts cook the turkey and ask friends to cover sides, desserts and drinks. Put your own dish on the list so people can see what is already handled.
People love bringing the dish they are known for. Leave room on the list for guests to add their own, so the grandma recipe and the famous dip both show up.
Wine gets claimed fast. Add non-alcoholic drinks, ice, plates and napkins too, so those do not fall on one person at the last minute.
A few days before, send the link again. It shows what is still missing, which is easier than texting people one by one.
Make a sign up list with the dishes you need, share the link with your friends, and let them claim items. Check the list a few days before to see what is still missing.
No. The list is just a link that opens on any phone, with no account needed.
A good rule is to ask for about one dish per two or three guests, then adjust. You can change how many of each item you need at any time.
Yes. There is a Thanksgiving version of the list with the classic dishes built in.
Yes, free for you and your friends.
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