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Tablecharm

The wedding seating chart that solves itself

Paste your guest list, add keep-apart and keep-together rules, and press Solve. Every guest flies to a seat on your real floor plan. Print the poster, place cards, and escort list, or text guests a find-my-seat link. $29 once, no subscription, free to try.

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Hi Product Hunt. I built Tablecharm because the seating chart is the worst job in wedding planning and nobody talks about it. Everything else has a tool. The seating chart is you, at 11pm, moving sticky notes around a table and quietly refereeing family history. Divorced parents, the cousins who are mid-feud, the family that has to stay together, the friend who only knows two people. You hold all of it in your head at once and it does not fit. So Tablecharm holds it instead. You paste your list the messy way you already wrote it, add the rules that matter, and press Solve. Every guest flies to a seat that respects your rules and each table's size, on a real floor plan with a dance floor. You still get final say on every seat, you just do not start from zero. Then it prints the poster, place cards, and escort list, and gives guests a find-my-seat link so nobody texts you on the morning of. It is free to try, $29 once for your whole wedding, no subscription and no account, and refundable right up until you print. The iPhone app is in App Store review now. I would genuinely love your keep-apart stories in the comments, they are the reason this exists. Happy to answer anything.

About Tablecharm on Product Hunt

The wedding seating chart that solves itself

Tablecharm was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #67 on the daily leaderboard. Paste your guest list, add keep-apart and keep-together rules, and press Solve. Every guest flies to a seat on your real floor plan. Print the poster, place cards, and escort list, or text guests a find-my-seat link. $29 once, no subscription, free to try.

On the analytics side, Tablecharm competes within Web App, Productivity and Events — topics that collectively have 785.7k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Tablecharm performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.

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