Create events
Tell your AI the basics and it creates the event in your Fast Party account.“Create a birthday dinner for my daughter on July 5th at 7 PM. We’re expecting 20 guests at our house.”
Update event details
Change any event field — name, date, time, location, description — just by asking.“Update my July 5th party — change the start time to 7:30 PM and add ‘Black tie optional’ to the description.”
Add guests and send invitations
Add one guest or many at once. Invitations go out automatically.“Add Sarah Johnson (sarah@email.com) and Mark Lee (mark@email.com) to my July 5th party and send them invitations.”
Check RSVP status
Get a live count or ask about specific guests.“How many people have RSVP’d to my July 5th party?” “Who hasn’t responded yet?”Your AI can also send reminders to guests who haven’t replied.
Build and publish agendas
Create a full event timeline and publish it so guests can see it.“Set up an agenda for my party: welcome drinks at 7 PM for 30 minutes, dinner at 7:30 PM for 90 minutes, cake at 9 PM. Then publish it.”
Configure food and dietary preferences
Set up dietary options and enable guests to select them from their invitation.“Set up vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and nut-allergy options for my event and enable guests to select them.”
Create potluck sign-ups
Build a potluck sheet with categories and publish it for guests.“Create a potluck for my July 5th event with: Main Dishes (3 needed), Salads (2 needed), Desserts (3 needed), and Drinks (2 needed). Then publish it.”
Create and assign tasks
Add tasks to your pre-event checklist, with due dates and assignees.“Create these tasks: confirm headcount by June 28, order cake by July 1, buy decorations by July 3.”You can also update task status: “Mark the ‘order cake’ task as complete.”
Create guest circles
Save a group of people to reuse across future events.“Create a circle called ‘Family’ and add these people: Jane Smith (jane@email.com), Bob Smith (bob@email.com).”
Run registration events
Create a Registration Event with approval or direct registration, set its capacity, and manage sign-ups.“Create a registration event for our annual meet on 14 December, capacity 300, with approval required.” “Approve all pending registrations.”
Keep circles active
Post updates, run polls, and draft surveys for your circle members.“Run a poll in the Book Club circle: which Saturday works for the next meetup?” “Draft a survey asking alumni which reunion activities they’d like.”
Manage your organization
Admins and managers can work across the organization, within their own permissions.“What needs my attention this week?” “Create a circle called Hyderabad Chapter.” “Invite Priya as a manager for the Hyderabad Chapter.” “Send a broadcast to all batches about Foundation Day.”
Ask about your history
Every event adds to your record. Ask about it in plain language.“Who has attended every annual gala for the last five years?” “Which batch is most active this year?”
For ready-to-use example prompts, see the Example Prompts page.