Apple Invites is similar to already existing event planning apps like Posh and Partiful. The latter was named Google Play’s Best App of 2024, according to TechCrunch. Partiful was also titled ...

Shortly after Apple launched its new Invites app, several companies took to X/Twitter to call out uncanny similarities. These included Partiful, a startup founded in 2020 with a similar app; and ...

Users will need a paid iCloud+ subscription to send invites. With Invites, Apple is taking on Partiful, a startup founded in 2020 that allows users to make and send event invites. Apple on Tuesday ...

Apple introduced a new app called Apple Invites, which is designed to make organizing gatherings seamless. The iPhone-exclusive app works through iMessage and is packed with Apple-centric features.

Partiful, a startup with a similar function, had a swift response that suggested Apple had copied its product. Apple Invites is available now, with full capabilities accessible to iCloud+ subscribers.

Apple is clearly keen to make the event creation process as straightforward as possible in Apple Invites: From the front ...

Two new perks are coming to Apple One customers. One is already available, while the other one will arrive in April.

Overall, Apple Invites is a fine app for creating and sending e-vites. However, it's not the best option on the market. Other apps, such as Partiful, offer more features and flexibility.