How the firm may create value Of course, Partiful isn't the first party-planning app. It competes against not only Apple Invites, but also Eventbrite, Evite, Punchbowl and others.

(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. rolled out a new app for creating event invitations and made changes to its AppleCare+ customer support for iPhones, part of a broader push to generate more subscription ...

With its newest app, “Invites,” Apple is looking to capitalize on the success of newer event-planning apps, like Partiful, which Google named its “app of the year” in 2024. According to ...

Partiful, the New York-based event-planning app that's taking on older solutions like Evite, Eventbrite, and Facebook Events, has been named Google's app of the year, the tech giant announced on ...

As for Apple, Partiful isn't sweating its new rival just yet. Apple Invites requires that users have an iCloud+ subscription to create events, though it's free to RSVP if a guest doesn't have an ...

Apple Invites requires that users have an iCloud+ subscription to create events, though it's free to RSVP if a guest doesn't have an Apple account. That service starts at 99 cents a month in the ...

Of course, Partiful isn't the first party-planning app. It competes against not only Apple Invites, but also Eventbrite, Evite, Punchbowl and others. Each service differs slightly in its target ...