An RSVP app with no download — it's just a link
The fastest way to collect RSVPs for a recurring group: share a link, everyone taps.
The reason people don't RSVP is friction — nobody wants to download an app or make an account to say "I'm in." TeamSpot removes that entirely. You share one link, and everyone taps In, Maybe, or Out right in the browser. No installs, no logins, no chasing. Just a clear picture of who's coming to your recurring get-together.
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
Zero friction for the people replying
No app store, no sign-up wall. A tap on a link is the entire ask — so far more people actually respond.
One link that works everywhere
Drop it in a group chat, a text, or an email. It opens in any browser on any phone or laptop.
Built for recurring, not one-offs
Unlike a one-time invite tool, TeamSpot keeps your group's schedule going — the same link covers every future meetup.
You still get real structure
Capacity limits, waitlists, guest spots, and reminders are all there — you just don't make anyone install anything to use them.
Frequently asked questions
Does anyone need to download an app to RSVP?
No. That's the whole point — people tap In, Maybe, or Out from a shared link in their browser, with nothing to install.
Do people need to create an account to reply?
No account is required to respond to a group. Sharing a link and tapping a status is all it takes.
Is this for one-time events or recurring ones?
TeamSpot is built for recurring groups — the same link keeps working for every future meetup, not just a single event.
Is it free?
Yes, creating a group and sharing your RSVP link is free.