Seating and tables
Arrange tables, assign guests, and let each guest find their own seat from their personalised link.
Roadmap
What we are building next for Amantrika, roughly in order — written as intentions rather than promises, with dates deliberately left off.
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This is what we intend to build next, roughly in order. There are no dates: a date given to a customer is a promise, and we would rather keep the promises we make on the changelog, where everything listed already works.
Next
The things we are actively working on.
In progress
Real payments
Card, UPI and netbanking through a payment provider, replacing the demo checkout. Invoices, refunds, and partner commissions paid out on a schedule rather than tracked on a ledger.
In progress
Faster invitations
Pages should open instantly on a mid-range phone over patchy mobile data, because that is what most of your guests are using. Caching what rarely changes, loading photographs more intelligently, and reducing what has to be fetched before the first paint.
Next
Guest messaging
Send the invitation from Amantrika itself instead of copying links by hand. Personalised links per guest, delivery and open tracking, and reminders to the people who have not yet replied — without turning into something that spams your relatives.
Soon after
Planned
Your invitation in your language
Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Punjabi, Malayalam, Odia and Urdu — with a machine-drafted first pass you review and correct, proper transliteration for names, and script-aware fonts.
An elder reading the invitation in the language they think in is worth more than almost any feature on this list.
Planned
Your own domain
Point a domain you own at your invitation, so the link you share on WhatsApp is entirely yours.
Planned
After the wedding
An invitation should not stop being useful once the day is over. A private album your guests can add their own photographs to, and an archive page the invitation gracefully becomes rather than simply expiring.
Planned
More occasions, more traditions
More themes, and more traditions represented properly rather than recoloured — each with its own motifs, vocabulary and ceremonies.
Under consideration
Ideas we think are good but have not committed to. Tell us if one of these is the thing standing between you and a finished invitation.
Livestream
A built-in place for relatives who cannot travel to watch the ceremony.
Gift registry
A registry, and a cleaner way to receive blessings as gifts than posting a UPI ID.
Printed cards
Order matching printed cards from the invitation you have already designed, for the people you visit in person.
What we will not do
Worth saying plainly, because the absence of these is a decision rather than an oversight.
Sell or share your guest list
Your guests' names and numbers are yours. They are never sold, shared, or used to advertise anything.
Require an app
Guests open a link in the browser they already have. No download, no login, no OTP — ever.
Put ads on your invitation
Your invitation will never carry advertising for us or anybody else.
Take your invitation down without warning
If anything ever has to change about how long invitations stay up, you will hear it from us directly and well in advance.
Missing something? Tell us — what couples and planners actually run into shapes this list far more than our own guesses do.
Frequently asked questions
There are no dates on this page, deliberately. Software estimates given to customers are usually wrong, and a missed date is worse than no date. Items are ordered by what we intend to build next, and things move.