Hosting shouldn’t feel like a second job

Watching our families and friends host celebrations across India, we kept seeing the same marathon: forward a beautiful card to a hundred people, then spend the next three days asking “are you coming?”, tallying replies in a notebook, and calling the ones who didn’t answer. Every host turned into an unpaid secretary. Inyeet began as a simple tool that could wrap that chore into a link — the same card you love, but now with automatic RSVP tracking tucked inside.

Inyeet is built by Hrishikesh Roy, a solo builder at Roy Digital. He grew up watching his mother manage a guest list for every pujo, wedding, and birthday with a pen and a phone. He codes what he knows — and ships what he’d want his family to use. No invented startup stories, just a builder solving a problem he’s seen firsthand.

The promise hasn’t changed: invite once, track everyone, celebrate stress‑free. As we move through private beta, we’re writing every line with the noisy, warm, chaotic reality of Indian celebrations in mind — because the tool should fit the function, not the other way around.