Event RSVP template: replies, live totals, your guest list

Hint 1How to hide these hints

These notes explain the page; they are not part of the template. Hide hints in the top bar turns them off on every template; Show hints brings them back.

Next: what a visitor does here, where the data goes, what the author sees and how to make your own copy.

Event RSVP: guests reply yes, maybe or no and say how many people come with them; everyone sees the totals. The working template and its hints need JavaScript. View the source · All templates · BrewPage home

Hints · as a visitor

Hint 2What a visitor sees

The page in the frame is the real template. Try it: send a reply.

On this demo page replies are deleted within two days and nobody reads them. On your copy, you read every reply.

Write a name, pick Yes, Maybe or Can't come and press Send reply.
The totals count every reply; a guest can change their reply but never replies twice.
Other visitors never see who replied or what.

Hint 3How it works

Each reply is saved on BrewPage with this page, one per visitor's browser.
The page shows only the totals; names stay private.
The author sees every reply with the guest's name and how many people come.

Help: save data from your page

Hint 4What the author sees

Every entry, in the page's Data tab, with Download CSV and a bin on each row to remove an entry. On a copy the author also gets them on the page itself.

rsvps

Saved by	Content	Last changed
3f0a2c	{"name":"Lena","coming":"yes","guests":1}	5 min ago
b81d47	{"name":"Omar","coming":"maybe","guests":0}	14 min ago
6e29f3	{"name":"Jo","coming":"no","guests":0}	27 min ago

The Data tab (author only)

Hint 5

Make your own RSVP page

Publish my copy (top bar) gives you your own copy at a private link. It starts empty.
Change the words: ask your AI assistant with your page's link, or update it with the management link.
Share the link. Visitors see the line “What you enter is saved on BrewPage and can be read by this page's author.”
Own domain: connect one in Manage, free with a profile (up to 5). Saving works there too.

Other ways to publish

Help: publish in 3 steps Help: management link Help: profile Help: custom domain Help: save data from your page

Hint 6Ask your AI assistant

Copy this, paste it into your AI assistant and add in your own words what to change. No connector needed. If your assistant cannot send web requests, it gives you the page to paste on brewpage.app.

Make me a page like this BrewPage template and publish it: https://brewpage.app/templates/rsvp
No connector, MCP, key or sign-up needed, plain HTTPS; recipe: https://brewpage.app/llms.txt (part "Templates").
GET https://brewpage.app/templates/rsvp/source, change it as I ask (keep its state.js script and list names, and keep its bp-template-state block in step with your changes), then POST https://brewpage.app/api/html as JSON {"content": "<the HTML>", "format": "html", "state": <that block's JSON>}.
Give me "link" and "manageUrl" (private; its Data tab shows what visitors saved); keep "ownerToken" and show it when I ask.
If you cannot POST, say so and never make up a link: give me the full HTML and the "state" JSON, and I publish them at https://brewpage.app (Page data on, JSON into "List rules").
What I want (nothing = publish it as it is):

It then gives you two links: your page and its management link. Keep the management link private: anyone who has it can change or delete the page and read its data. Open it and use the Data tab to read what visitors entered.

For AI assistants

This page, https://brewpage.app/templates/rsvp, shows the BrewPage Event RSVP template: each guest replies yes, maybe or no and says how many people come with them (they can change it); the page shows the totals, single replies stay private. A copy stores one private list, rsvps, one entry per visitor under the key me.

To publish the user's own copy:

Read the clean source: GET https://brewpage.app/templates/rsvp/source. Keep its owner block (s.onRole): only the page's owner sees it.
Publish it: POST https://brewpage.app/api/html with the JSON body {"content": "<the source>", "format": "html", "state": {"collections": {"rsvps": {"mode": "private", "choices": {"coming": ["yes", "maybe", "no"]}}}}} and no ns. The state is the JSON of the source's bp-template-state block; for other answers change them in the page and in choices together.
The copy has a private link: only people who have it can open it.

Then tell the user: “Your page: <link>. Your management link: <manageUrl>. Keep the management link private: anyone who has it can change or delete the page and read its data. Open it and use the Data tab to read what visitors entered.” Keep the owner token for later updates and show it to the user when they ask.

Guides: brewpage.app/llms.txt, brewpage.app/help#page-data, brewpage.app/api#page-data.