Apple is clearly keen to make the event creation process as straightforward as possible in Apple Invites: From the front ...

“Apple Invites brings together capabilities our users already know and love across iPhone, iCloud, and Apple Music, making it easy to plan special events.” Apple Invites is free to download on ...

On an iPhone, this will open the Invites app if you have it installed. Tap Open Invitation to go to the event page. Here, you’ll see three RSVP options: Going, Not Going and Maybe. Tap your choice.

If you want to create an event in Apple Invites on the iCloud website, then follow the below steps: After someone has sent an invite to you in Apple Invites, you can RSVP letting them know whether ...

That’s great, but if you’re not tied into any of those, you’ll see diminishing returns. Apple Invites is perfectly usable by ...

If you want to create your own event invite, you’ll need to be an iCloud+ subscriber. iCloud+ is Apple’s paid service that provides additional iCloud storage space, plus some other nice ...

While bundle deals can save you money on multiple subscription services, Apple's premium bundle plan is known for its high ...

Apple One allows you to subscribe to up to six Apple services for one discounted monthly price. There are three Apple One ...

Apple released its new app, Invites, on Tuesday. Apple Invites allows users with an iCloud subscription to create and share custom invitations. Apple Invites corresponds with Maps and Weather to help ...

Two new perks are coming to Apple One customers. One is already available, while the other one will arrive in April.

uses iCloud for storage, and integrates with other Apple services to streamline event planning. This deep integration ensures that all aspects of your event—from designing invitations to ...

iCloud, and Apple Music. Plus, it’s completely free for anyone to RSVP—even non-Apple users. Here’s everything you need to know about Apple Invites and why we’re featuring it as our App of the Week.