The group chat, sorted.

A full table.
A clear plan.

Who’s coming? Who’s bringing the pie? One simple link gets everyone on the same page.

Every dish covered. No doubles, no guesswork.

Sample only. In the family group chat, Reggie shares the invitation link. Carlos replies that his household is bringing mac and cheese, and Paola claims the rolls. The shared plan shows 8 coming: turkey from Reggie, mac and cheese from Carlos, dinner rolls from Paola, and pumpkin pie still up for grabs.

Good food. Your people.

  • ThanksgivingTurkey, sides, and the pie debate
  • ChristmasMains, cookies, and the good napkins
  • CustomAll the moments in between

Less chasing. More celebrating.

From “what should I bring?”
to “see you there.”

  1. Set the table.

    Pick Thanksgiving, Christmas, or your own occasion. Add the details and the dishes and supplies you’d like covered.

  2. Drop the link.

    Copy a ready-made invitation into the family group chat. Warm, playful, short, or in your own words.

  3. Watch it come together.

    Each household RSVPs, adds its headcount, and claims what it’s bringing. Everyone sees the same plan.

Store-bought counts. Showing up counts, too.

Good questions.

Before you send the link

Is Share the Spread free?

Yes. Creating a gathering, sharing the link, and RSVPing are all free.

How do my guests join?

They open the invitation link you send, RSVP for their household, and claim what they're bringing. Everyone sees the same plan as it fills in.

How does it stop two people bringing the same dish?

Each item on the list can be claimed by one household. Once it's claimed, everyone sees who has it. Guests can add their own dish too, and we'll point out if something similar is already coming.

Is it only for Thanksgiving?

No. Start from a Thanksgiving or Christmas list, or make your own for Friendsgiving, a birthday, a cookout, or any potluck.

Who can see my gathering?

Anyone with your invitation link. Gatherings aren't listed anywhere, and invitation pages are kept out of search engines. Your private host link is what lets you make changes, so keep it somewhere safe.

Can guests change their RSVP?

Yes. After they RSVP, they can update it from the same phone or with their personal edit link. The host can update anyone's reply.

You bring the people.

We’ll help with the plan.

Plan your gathering