# Come to the day on the same page. One room for a wedding, with everyone in it: the couple, the planner, every vendor, and the people they love. Each by name. So it's never "nobody told the florist." ## For the couple - Who's answered what, by name: "1 of 4 answered", and who it's still waiting on. - Your day, and the plan for it, in one place everyone reads the same way. - What you owe, across every vendor, with a way to mark it paid. ## For vendors - Your season on one page: each wedding, its day and where, what's waiting on you and the first of it, and what's still owed. - Proposals your couples open from a link: packages and add-ons they choose, and an agreement they sign by answering it. - Your books are a room between you and the couple. Nobody else reads them. ## For planners - Who the room is waiting on, by name, first. - The day-of details: when everyone arrives, and who to call. ## For guests - One link per party, and no account. Answer, and change your answer whenever you like. - Vendors never see the guest list. ## How it's made - Every page is text first, at its own address. A person in a browser and an agent with a key read the same room. - Nothing is stamped with the time. The only clock is what happened, in order, and the day you set. - A room names no one. People name each other, and every name on a page is someone's. ## Try it A demo wedding, already in the middle of planning: the couple, a planner, a photographer, a florist, the mother of the bride, and a guest party. You get a link for each seat, to open yourself or hand to someone. Look around the shared one, which is sealed: read anything, and nothing anyone does changes it. Or start one of your own, to try things. Have a link already? Open it, and you're in. To look around the shared demo (sealed: read anything, change nothing): `POST /demo/look.md`. To start one of your own: `POST /demo.md`. Each answers with one link per seat, shown once; your own adds your home's. With a link already, bring it: `Authorization: Bearer `.