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This guide walks you through creating your first event and getting it ready for guests.
Already a Claude user? You can do all of this directly inside Claude without opening the FastParty app. See the Claude Integration guide.
1

Sign up or log in

Go to app.fastparty.ai or download the iOS or Android app. Create a free account with your email address — no credit card required.
2

Create your first event

Click New Event and fill in the basics:
  • Event name — give it a clear, memorable name
  • Date and time — when the event starts
  • Location — optional, but helpful for guests
  • Expected guest count — helps with planning
Save the event. It starts in Draft status, so nothing is shared with guests yet.
3

Invite your guests

Open your event and go to the Guests tab. Add guests by name and email address. FastParty sends invitation emails automatically — guests don’t need a FastParty account to RSVP.You can add guests one at a time, in bulk, or from a saved Circle (a group you’ve set up for recurring events).
4

Set up your agenda

Go to the Agenda tab and add activities with start times and durations — for example, “Welcome drinks at 6:30 PM, 30 minutes” or “Dinner at 7 PM, 90 minutes.”When you’re ready, click Publish agenda so guests can see the timeline from their invitation link.
5

Configure food preferences

Go to the Food & Beverage tab and add dietary options relevant to your event — Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Nut Allergy, and so on.Once you enable guest responses, guests can select their preferences from their invitation page. You’ll see a summary of all responses in one place.
6

Assign tasks

Go to the Tasks tab and add items to your pre-event checklist — things like “Book the venue”, “Order the cake”, or “Buy decorations.” Set due dates so nothing slips through the cracks.Tasks can be assigned to yourself or any co-organiser you’ve added to the event.
7

Try Antsy, your AI concierge

Open the Antsy chat inside FastParty — it’s in the bottom tab bar on mobile, or the chat icon on web. Describe what you need in plain language:
“Set up a potluck with mains, sides, and desserts — 3 slots each. Then publish it.”
Antsy handles the setup for you and confirms what it has done. You can ask follow-up questions or make changes through conversation.
That’s it — your event is live and your guests have everything they need. From here, you can track RSVPs, monitor potluck sign-ups, and check off tasks as the event approaches.