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POOK turns one invitation link into the whole gathering. Start with 450 templates or AI, collect no-signup RSVPs, then open chat, Mood Pulse, 30+ multiplayer games, and a Memory Capsule. Guests join directly in the browser, with no app required.
Hi Product Hunt, I’m Danny, the solo maker behind POOK.
Most invitation tools stop when someone taps RSVP. The actual gathering still gets scattered across group chats, screenshots, repeated questions, and last-minute searches for something fun to do.
I built POOK because I wanted one invitation to keep helping after guests say yes.
Before the event:
• Start with 450 templates or create with AI
• Share one link or QR code
• Let guests RSVP without creating an account
During the event:
• Turn the same link into a live party room
• Use chat, Mood Pulse, and Moment Room
• Play 30+ party games together
After the event:
• Collect the night in a Memory Capsule
• Turn it into a shareable POOK Daycard
There’s no app to install. The first published invitation is free with a watermark, and the One Day plan starts at $1.49.
I’d especially love feedback on one thing: at what point did the flow feel unclear, creating the invite, submitting an RSVP, or entering the live party room?
I’ll be here throughout launch day to answer every question.
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About POOK on Product Hunt
“Turn one invite into RSVPs and 30+ party games”
POOK was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #155 on the daily leaderboard. POOK turns one invitation link into the whole gathering. Start with 450 templates or AI, collect no-signup RSVPs, then open chat, Mood Pulse, 30+ multiplayer games, and a Memory Capsule. Guests join directly in the browser, with no app required.
POOK was featured in Events (6.2k followers), Games (98.8k followers) and Social Networking (1.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 33.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Danny
Hi Product Hunt, I’m Danny, the solo maker behind POOK.
Most invitation tools stop when someone taps RSVP. The actual gathering still gets scattered across group chats, screenshots, repeated questions, and last-minute searches for something fun to do.
I built POOK because I wanted one invitation to keep helping after guests say yes.
Before the event:
• Start with 450 templates or create with AI
• Share one link or QR code
• Let guests RSVP without creating an account
During the event:
• Turn the same link into a live party room
• Use chat, Mood Pulse, and Moment Room
• Play 30+ party games together
After the event:
• Collect the night in a Memory Capsule
• Turn it into a shareable POOK Daycard
There’s no app to install. The first published invitation is free with a watermark, and the One Day plan starts at $1.49.
Try POOK: https://www.pookparty.com
I’d especially love feedback on one thing: at what point did the flow feel unclear, creating the invite, submitting an RSVP, or entering the live party room?
I’ll be here throughout launch day to answer every question.