Using an AI assistant
You can set up events by talking to your AI assistant. Tell it what you're planning and it makes the invite in your Little Invite account: date, place, background, cover photo, date poll, co-host link. You check it, then publish.
"Make an invite for my birthday on December 4th. We're skinning up at A-Basin, then drinks at the bottom. Give it a wintry background and a good cover photo."
What you need
- A Little Invite account (the same phone number you use to sign in)
- An assistant that supports custom MCP connectors, like Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor
Connect it
Add a custom connector in your assistant with this address:
https://littleinvite.com/mcp
Your assistant sends you to Little Invite to sign in with your phone number. Then you'll see what you're allowing. Tap Allow and you're set.
Approving an assistant is like signing in on a new device. It can do anything you can do in your account, so only connect assistants you trust. To disconnect one, open your profile settings, find it under Connected assistants, and tap Disconnect. It loses access within the hour.
What it can do
- Set up new events, edit them, and delete them
- Find the real place for a location ("A-Basin" becomes Arapahoe Basin)
- Pick a background and tune its colors
- Find a cover photo or GIF, or use an image it made or you gave it
- Change the event's font, RSVP buttons, plus-ones, guest limit, song, and camera
- Run a date poll when you haven't picked a day
- Make a co-host link
- Publish when you say so
It can't text your guests, change anyone's RSVP, or post in the activity feed. Those stay with you.
How it works
- Your words stay yours. The assistant asks you what the title and description should say. It only writes them for you if you ask.
- New events start as drafts. Only you can see them until you publish. The assistant gives you a link to check the draft first.
- Publishing schedules reminders. Like publishing in the app, it sets up the usual reminder texts a week and a day before.
- Reload the editor after changes. If you have the editor open while your assistant makes changes, reload it before you save.