Apple’s event‑planning app now supports co‑hosting, letting two or more users draft invitations together. The move answers a long‑standing user request that surfaced after the app’s February 2025 launch. With the fresh version 1.9 update, hosts gain a clearer workflow for joint event creation, before any final RSVP list is sent to attendees. For all participants.

Co‑hosting also unlocks a new guest‑list visibility option. Hosts can now choose to display attendee names to everyone, a feature absent in earlier releases. The update bundles minor bug fixes, smoother background selection, and a refreshed UI that keeps the app lightweight while still requiring an iCloud+ subscription for event management and invitation scheduling.

Earlier, version 1.2 added link sharing, letting hosts distribute web URLs to all invitees. Despite its niche status, Apple continues to refine the tool, noting that guests no longer need an iPhone or iPad to RSVP. The latest iteration keeps the app simple, focusing on collaborative planning rather than competing with larger platforms for small teams.

For users already subscribed to iCloud+, the update offers a streamlined way to coordinate gatherings without leaving the Apple ecosystem. The addition of co‑hosting and public guest lists positions the app as a practical alternative for casual planners. Ultimately, Apple’s incremental improvements reinforce its commitment to enhancing everyday user workflows for all event organizers.