Tonight is not public.
NightFun runs the kind of night that never goes on sale — the house party, the long dinner, the afters. You curate the list. The address stays sealed until the hour you choose. The door knows who's coming.
Hosting is in private beta — invite-only, which feels right for a product about invitations.
The premise
Your people, your circles, your call. Invites travel as personal links; requests come to you for a decision. Nothing is public, nothing is searchable, nothing can be scraped.
Exact addresses are encrypted at rest and sealed until the hour you choose — then served only to accepted guests. Never printed on a page, never sitting in a group chat since Tuesday.
Every accepted guest carries a signed pass — a small printed object, not a profile. One glance or one scan, and the door knows. Walk-ups don't.
The house rules
The privacy isn't a feature we added. It's the architecture.
For guests
Your invite is a link, and the link is enough — RSVP, watch the night take shape, get the address when it drops, show your pass at the door. It keeps working, permanently.
Rather keep your nights in one place? The same app takes guest accounts too — optional, always. The link never stops being the front door.
After
Who came, who brought one, what the mix was — kept for you, visible to no one else. The second night starts from the first: bring back last time's room in two taps.
That was last night.
For hosts
Build the list from your own people, set the drop hour, decide on requests, approve the +1s, run the door from your hand. NightFun for iPhone is in private beta — hosting is invite-only for now.
Good nights are curated.
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