The Mixily Blog · Issue №107
Tips, guides, and comparisons to help you plan better events — from RSVP etiquette to choosing the right invitation platform.
You sent the invites. People said yes. And now it’s the morning of the party and you genuinely don’t know if 12 people are coming or 22. If you need to track attendees for your party, this guide is about the part that happens after the invite goes out: turning “who did I invite” into […]
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You used to just make a Facebook event, add a cover photo, and invite everyone in three clicks. These days that same event gets buried in an algorithm feed, half your invite list doesn’t check Facebook anymore, and Meta keeps changing how events even work. If you’re trying to figure out how to send event […]
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Game day is coming up and you’ve volunteered your living room. Whether it’s a weekly college football tradition or the Super Bowl, throwing a football watch party is one of the easiest parties to pull off, because the game itself is the entertainment. You don’t need to plan icebreakers or activities. You just need a […]
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You’ve got a guest list scattered across three group texts, a few “yes I’ll be there!” comments buried in a Facebook thread, and one friend who said “maybe” three weeks ago and never followed up. If you’re searching for free tools to manage RSVPs, you already know the problem: tracking responses by memory doesn’t scale […]
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The leaves are turning, the air finally has a little bite to it, and your group chat has gone quiet since the last summer barbecue. If you’re hunting for fall party ideas that don’t require a Pinterest board and a weekend of prep, you’re in the right place. Fall is genuinely one of the easiest […]
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Someone told you to “just use Eventbrite” for your party, and now you’re staring at a signup form built for 5,000-person conferences when all you want to do is invite 20 friends over for a birthday dinner. If you’re comparing Mixily vs Eventbrite, the short version is this: they’re not really built for the same […]
Hosting an event usually means juggling five different tools: a to-do list, your email inbox, a shared calendar, maybe a spreadsheet for the guest list. We’ve been chipping away at that friction, and all three of our newest features are officially live. Here’s what’s new: you can connect an AI assistant like Claude Code to […]
Good holiday party invitation wording answers three questions before anyone has to ask: what kind of holiday party is this, is there a gift exchange, and by when do you need my answer. December calendars fill up fast, so get those three right early and the rest of the planning takes care of itself. I’m […]
