The easiest RSVP app for your supper club
Set the monthly dinner, share one link, and get a real headcount before anyone starts cooking.
When you're cooking for a supper club, the worst answer to "how many are coming?" is a shrug. TeamSpot lets you set the recurring dinner once and share one link. Everyone taps In, Maybe, or Out, so the host knows whether to cook for six or twelve well before they hit the grocery store.
How it works
- 1Create a group and set your recurring schedule.
- 2Share one link — no app for anyone to download.
- 3Everyone taps In, Maybe, or Out. You see who's coming.
Why groups use TeamSpot for this
A headcount for cooking
The host needs a real number, not a maybe. A live count of who's In tells them how much to buy and cook, so nobody's left short or drowning in leftovers.
Rotating hosts, handled
When the dinner moves to a new home each month, put the host and address on each night. Guests always know whose kitchen they're headed to without asking in the chat.
Monthly by default
Set the recurring dinner once and every month's night is already scheduled and open for replies. No re-inviting the same eight people every four weeks like it's brand new.
No app to join
Guests tap the link and reply in their browser, no download and no account. It stays as casual as the dinner itself, which is the point of a supper club.
Frequently asked questions
Can we track who's bringing which dish?
Honestly, for a potluck where everyone claims a dish, a shared list does that better. TeamSpot nails the headcount and the who's-coming, so pair it with a simple list for the menu and you've got both halves covered.
How does the rotating host thing work?
Each dinner can carry its own host and location, so when the night moves to someone else's place, guests see the new address on that night. The recurring schedule keeps running while the venue changes month to month.
Do guests need an account to reply?
No. They open the link and tap In, Maybe, or Out with nothing to install and no sign-up. For a small, social supper club, that's the difference between quick replies and a host counting heads by text.
Is it free?
Yes, free to set up the club, schedule your recurring dinners, and collect RSVPs each month. No per-guest fee and no paywall on the headcount, so it fits a group that's just friends and food.