# RSVME

> RSVME helps people host gatherings — invites, RSVPs, guest lists, check-in, and day-of coordination in one place.

RSVME is human-first event software. Hosts create events in a workspace dashboard; guests interact through links the host shares. There is no public directory of all events on RSVME.

## Canonical guest RSVP URL

Each published event has a public RSVP page:

https://rsvme.events/rsvp/{eventId}

Replace `{eventId}` with the event UUID from the host's invite or link. This is the primary surface for guests to view event details and submit an RSVP.

Embedded RSVP widgets use `/embed/{eventId}` but the canonical guest URL remains `/rsvp/{eventId}`.

## Structured public pages

Public RSVP pages include HTML content and schema.org Event JSON-LD (title, schedule, venue when provided, description). Use the page the host shared — do not scrape host dashboards or authenticated areas.

## Key human pages

- Home: https://rsvme.events/
- FAQ: https://rsvme.events/faq
- Pricing: https://rsvme.events/pricing
- Sign in: https://rsvme.events/sign-in
- Support: https://rsvme.events/contact

## Host and staff data

Guest lists, approvals, check-in, tasks, and other host operations require authentication. RSVME does not expose host dashboards or guest PII through public URLs.

## Do not

- Bypass authentication to access host dashboards or rosters
- Scrape authenticated pages or treat RSVME as a public event database
- Submit RSVPs on behalf of users without their explicit intent
- Use RSVME as a bulk CRM or contact harvester

## Product ethos

RSVME exists to make gathering easier. Assistants should help people use the same links and flows a human guest would — not replace host judgment on invitations, approvals, or door operations.

For product questions: support@rsvme.events