sharfuna
AI-powered digital invitations and smart RSVP management via WhatsApp.
What is sharfuna?
Streamline Your Events with Sharfuna
Sharfuna is an AI-powered SaaS platform designed to transform how event planners, couples, and hosts manage invitations, RSVPs, and guest engagement. By bridging elegant design with modern messaging infrastructure, Sharfuna eliminates the manual chaos of event coordination.
Key Features
- AI Template Generation: Instantly build gorgeous, culturally tailored, and theme-matched event pages using our intuitive DTL-driven engine.
- Seamless WhatsApp Integration: Send elegant invitations directly into your guests' preferred messaging app with automated, high-throughput delivery.
- Real-Time RSVP Tracking: Track guest statuses instantly, allowing you to manage headcounts and seating charts from a unified dashboard.
- B2B Collaboration Portal: Built natively for event planners to manage multiple client portfolios, distribute bulk promo codes, and resell invitation services under custom business parameters.
Why Sharfuna Stands Out
Unlike generic invitation builders, Sharfuna is optimized for modern mobile-first delivery. We swap out clunky email links for native, trusted WhatsApp messaging, boosting response rates and ensuring your guest communication remains fluid, elegant, and secure.
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