Building prjct., a digital invitation studio

Digital wedding invitations often feel the same: one template, with only the names swapped. That is where prjct. started. I wanted invitations that feel personal, are easy to make, and are comfortable for guests to open on a phone.

From a blank page to ready to share

I kept the flow simple. People choose a template or start from blank, then add their story, photos, schedule, and location in the editor. A template is only a starting point, because the content and event details stay theirs.

Managing guests in one place

An invitation doesn't end when it is shared. So I built a dashboard for guests, RSVPs, and wishes, keeping every response in one place.

Try first, pay when ready

Drafts and private previews are free. Premium is only needed when an invitation is ready to publish, and the price and usage limits are visible before payment. To me, that clarity matters as much as the design.

What I learned

Building prjct. taught me that a good product is less about features and more about removing doubt at every step, from choosing a template to the moment a guest opens the invitation.