Who's Coming: know who's in without chasing anyone

What's new

Events in Just List can now ask who's coming. When you create an event, switch on RSVPs, things to bring, or both: it's one event with one link. Send the link to the group chat, each guest taps it and answers coming, not coming or maybe, and adds how many. You get live totals and, if you add a guest list, who hasn't answered.

Guests don't need the app or an account. And it's all completely free, no Plus and no limits.

Why it matters

Counting thumbs-up in a group chat isn't planning. Who's Coming gives you a real number, and you know exactly who to nudge.

How it works

1. Create an event and switch on “Who's coming (RSVPs)”, or tell Justy in one sentence. Only a title is required. Date, time and place are optional.
2. Send the link to the group.
3. Guests answer coming, not coming or maybe, and how many.
4. Watch the live totals. With a guest list you also see who hasn't answered, and can nudge them.

Good to know

• “Maybe” is on by default, and you can turn it off.
• It counts by person by default. You can also count adults and kids separately, households, or adults only with kids welcome.
• By default guests see names and counts. You can switch to totals only, or let each guest see just their own answer.
• More options: a capacity cap, an answer-by deadline, weekly or every-few-days repeats, a phone field for guests, notes, and a guest list.
• Want guests to bring things too? Switch on “Things to bring” on the same event and type your own items, or take Justy's ideas. You can add either side later in one tap.

Full guide: How to collect RSVPs from a WhatsApp group.