Apple today updated the Invites app to introduce a new option to add a link to an invitation. Event creators can use the ...

Apple's event planning app just got more useful with a new way to share links for registries, trip planners, and more.

Update: The new Apple Invites app has officially been announced. The main iCloud.com page has seemingly confirmed Apple's rumored invites tool, which has yet to be officially announced by the company.

Since February, the Apple app for event management on the iPhone has received new functions. So far, the company only updated sparingly.

Apple released its new app, Invites, on Tuesday. Apple Invites allows users with an iCloud subscription to create and share custom invitations. Apple Invites corresponds with Maps and Weather to ...

Apple has announced Apple Invites, an event planning app for the iPhone that will let iCloud subscribers create and share invitations to parties and other events. Recipients can RSVP regardless of ...

Apple Invites is a standalone iPhone app that also works on the web through iCloud.com. According to the company, Apple Invites helps users plan events. It looks similar to the Fantastical app ...

Apple Invites is the latest addition to iCloud Plus, which also provides cloud storage (starting at 50GB), HomeKit Secure Video, Private Relay, and the ability to hide your iCloud email when ...

Update: Officially announced and now available on the App Store. The stage is set for “Apple Invites” to arrive at any point now. The new feature first revealed by 9to5Mac has now been named ...

If you’re an iCloud+ subscriber—so if you pay Apple money for iCloud storage—you can create and manage events, while everyone else is able to respond to invites and participate on event pages.

Called Confetti unofficially, the new iCloud feature should be available ... app to be deeply integrated with other Apple services to make managing invites to events much easier than what Calendar ...