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Apple has announced Apple Invites, an event planning app for the iPhone that will let iCloud subscribers create and share invitations to parties and other events. Recipients can RSVP regardless of whether they have an iCloud subscription or an Apple device. It’s also available on the web.

With Invites, Apple says hosts can “view and manage their events, share invitations with a link, review RSVPs, and choose the details they want included in the preview,” such as a home address or a specific background. Guests can use the app to contribute to a Shared Album with photos and videos from the event.

When creating an invite within the app, hosts can use photos from their library, or choose from backgrounds available within the app. There’s a built-in Image Playground option as well, allowing hosts to generate images with AI as long as they have a supported device, along with Maps and Weather integrations that offer forecast details and directions. Apple Music subscribers can also add a collaborative playlist that guests can view from Apple Invites.

Only users who subscribe to iCloud Plus, which starts at 99 cents per month, can create invites within the app. Invites was firs …

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