But in a time when users are aware of privacy and surveillance, Partiful has to prove it’s not too good to be true. is ...

Does an RSVP still mean you're actually coming? Young people say not always.

Partiful, an event planning app, aims to deliver a straightforward user experience. However, will its founders' ties to the data-mining company Palantir overshadow its potential?

Partiful likes to throw a party. It's in the name. The events app, which has become the way Gen Z plans just about everything, threw a party during the New York Tech Week conference this week. "You ...

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Despite launching in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic, Partiful survived to become a popular app for event planning among users ages 20 to 30. Partiful has added 2 million new users in 2025, the ...

The last thing anybody associates with the somewhat mysterious and absolutely serious Palantir is a party. And yet Partiful, today’s most buzzed-about invite platform, with five million users, was ...

Partiful, the New York-based event-planning app that's taking on older solutions like Evite, Eventbrite, and Facebook Events, has been named Google's app of the year, the tech giant announced on ...

The developers behind well-known event app and website Partiful today suggested that Apple was in violation of its own App Store guidelines for the release of the new Invites app. On social media, ...

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It can’t be all party all the time. Eventually, somebody’s got to pay the piper. That looks to be the case for Partiful, the popular social events platform that people use to plan parties big and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A “yes” RSVP used to have an agreed upon meaning: Definitely coming. But young people say these days, that’s not always the case.