RSVPing right from an email

Every event invitation email has three buttons — Yes, Maybe, No — so you can answer without signing in.

How it works

Each button carries a one-time link tied to your email address. Clicking takes you to a confirmation page that says 'You're saying "Yes, I'll be there"' (or "Maybe" / "Can't attend"), with a confirm step that records your RSVP.

Where to find the buttons

The buttons appear in the body of any event invitation email you receive. They're easier to tap on a phone than the equivalent on the website.

After you click

You'll land on the confirmation page with the event title, date, time, and location. Confirm to record your RSVP, then use View full event details to open the event page (where you can add a note, sign up for a shift, or look at who else is coming).

Changing your mind

The link is single-use. Once you've clicked one of the three buttons and confirmed, the others in the same email stop working — a second click shows "This link has already been used" and asks you to log in and update your RSVP from the event page. Sign in to the website and change your answer there.

What if the button doesn't work?

The link is good for 60 days from when the email was sent — not forever. If it shows "This link is no longer valid", a newer invitation may have replaced it. Open the event page on the website and RSVP from there.

Privacy and forwarded emails

The link is tied to your email address. If you forward the email and the recipient is logged in with a different account, their click is blocked with a forward-guard error. An anonymous (logged-out) click on a forwarded link still works, so don't forward invitations you don't want acted on.

Still stuck?

If the link won't open or shows an error you don't expect, contact support.