The simcha, without the spreadsheets.
One place for the whole weekend - Shabbat dinner through Sunday brunch. Event site, multi-event RSVPs, hotel blocks, seating, registry and thank-yous. Free while we grow.
Walk through a real simcha weekend.
We built out an example - Michael's Bar Mitzvah - end to end. Friday Shabbat dinner, Saturday morning service, the party, Sunday brunch. Hotel block, registry, mitzvah project, the whole thing.
Open Michael's site →Michael becomes a Bar Mitzvah
The Steinberg Family · Boston, MA
Saturday, May 16, 2026 · Parshat Behar
Everything you need to plan your simcha.
Free while we grow.
What happens when.
You're 12–14 months out and Google isn't helping. Check items off as you go - your progress saves, and syncs to your account when you sign up.
The Onetov difference
is in the details
Built for the way a simcha actually unfolds.
Import a spreadsheet or sync your contacts. Track RSVPs, meals, dietary notes, plus-ones and table assignments - in one view.
Three cousins want to chip in for the laptop? Onetov splits the gift, collects from each, shows the family one combined contribution.
Add the hotel, group code, and rate. Guests see a tappable card with map, shuttle times and a one-tap booking link.
Feature the cause your child has chosen. Guests can give to the project at checkout - alongside, or instead of, a gift.
Every gift creates a thank-you draft your teen can finish in a tap. Real handwriting fonts. No spreadsheet required.
Drag-and-drop tables that auto-arrange from your RSVPs and dietary tags. The room plans itself.
Everything is free while we grow.
- ✓Beautiful event website
- ✓Save-the-dates (email & printed)
- ✓Guest list - import or sync
- ✓Multi-event RSVPs (Fri/Sat/Sun)
- ✓Meal selections + dietary tracking
- ✓Registry & cash gifts
- ✓Mitzvah project page
- ✓Group gifting
- ✓Hotel blocks & shuttle planner
- ✓Drag-and-drop seating chart
- ✓Auto-nudge missing RSVPs
- ✓Post-event photo gallery
- ✓Auto-drafted thank-you notes
Cash gifts include a small convenience fee (2.5% + Stripe processing) - guests can choose to cover it at checkout.
Honest answers, nothing hidden.
There isn't one right now. Every feature is free while we grow - event website, save-the-dates, multi-event RSVPs, seating, hotel blocks, registry, thank-yous, the whole thing. In the future we may introduce paid tiers, and early families will be looked after.
Your event site is invite-only by default. We never list it publicly anywhere. RSVPs are gated by name + email. Guest data lives only in your account, is never sold, and is deleted on request. We're SOC 2 aligned and use Stripe for every payment - we never store card numbers.
Photos and guest names on your event site are visible only to people you've shared the link with. Search engines can't see them - we set noindex on every event page. After the event you can keep the gallery private to invited guests, make it public, or take it down entirely.
It becomes a permanent keepsake. The weekend schedule, guest list and photos stay live for as long as you want - at no cost. Many families turn it into the family album the cousins actually look at.
Yes. Every event has a Gregorian and Hebrew date. Names render in English and (optionally) Hebrew, with proper RTL handling. Save-the-dates and invitations can include the parsha and aliyah honors.
Yes - that's the whole point. Each event has its own RSVP, meal selection, capacity and deadline. A guest can be in for Friday Shabbat dinner, in for Saturday morning service, and regrets for the party - on one form.
One account covers everything. Create as many events as you need - no extra charge.
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Want a closer look?
Tell us a bit about your simcha and we'll be in touch with early access and answers to your questions.
The simcha,
without the spreadsheets.
Free while we grow. Live in five minutes. No credit card required.