A digital invitation business for Kuwait and India: a personalised animated webpage per couple, their names in the link, RSVP replies in a private admin panel, built and hosted free on Tasweek's Cloudflare. Five demo designs are live today.
The product
What the client gets
A wedding invitation webpage at their own address: couple-names.tasweekkw.com, free on the Tasweek domain (a .com of their own is a paid extra).
A signature opening moment: curtains, arch doors, a wax-seal envelope or a light reveal, then music if they want it.
Live countdown, event schedule with maps, photo and story sections, any language including Arabic, Urdu and English.
RSVP replies collected on the page, shown in a private admin panel that stays logged in on their phone for 90 days.
A small "Made with Tasweek" badge on every free-hosted invite, the same way Lovable watermarks its free sites.
Each demo has a working RSVP and a private admin panel at /admin (login saved in the vault as "Tasweek Invite Demos Admin"). All five are previews on free Tasweek hosting - nothing is public beyond these links.
Checked today
The four accounts Yusef sent, and what they sell
Account
What they do
Price
Zareqia
32.6K followers. Self-serve template site, 22 templates, music + RSVP + animations, any language.
$30 one-time
ON THE LIST
Design-studio model. Named collections like "The Ruby Hour".
$20 card / $50 site / $149 custom
Webgency Invitations
69.7K followers. Interactive invites, RSVP, music, dress-code and registry links, any event and language.
What they all do: every one opens with a reveal animation, sells one-time not subscription, and grows with phone-in-hand reels plus a "comment a keyword, get the link in DM" funnel. Our demos already carry the same hooks without copying any design.
Money
Pricing against the market
Item
Price
Kuwait - tailored, includes the names-address and the RSVP admin panel
From 50 KD
India - tailored invite
Rs 9,500 (~31 KD)
Zareqia charges
$30 (~9 KD) one-time
ON THE LIST charges
$20 / $50 / $149
Our cost per invite (free Cloudflare hosting, free fonts, generated art; optional .com ~$10/yr charged on top)
Near zero
At 50 KD a Kuwait invite covers roughly five Zareqia-style sales at once, and the Indian price sits under every studio competitor while still being almost pure margin. Room later for a 25 KD self-serve tier once a template gallery exists.
The machine
How an order runs
Client sends names, parents, date, venues with map pins, colours, language and photos (the one-paragraph checklist already written for Nabila's card).
Tasweek AI builds the invite from the template base, a day or less per design.
Client approves a private preview link, then it goes live on their names-address.
Their admin login is created and handed over privately; RSVP replies land in their panel.
After the event the site can stay as a keepsake or switch private, like Zareqia's auto-privacy after 30 days.
Role
Who
Kuwait sales
Abdur Rehman (Shabbir) finds and closes clients, Tasweek AI builds.
India sales
Syed Affan finds and closes clients, Tasweek AI builds.
Build + hosting
Tasweek AI on the existing free Cloudflare account, same system as Nabila's card.
Launch
Separate Instagram, reel-first
New account for invitations only, e.g. @tasweek.invites, bio: "Interactive wedding invitations - names in the link, RSVP, music. Kuwait + India."
Reel format that works for all four competitors: phone in hand, the reveal moment in the first two seconds, caption "Not just a link. Not just an invite."
Comment-keyword funnel: "Comment INVITE and we send you the demos", exactly how Webgency (69.7K) and Zareqia (32.6K) grew.
Post the five demos back to back as the opening grid so the profile looks full on day one.
Kuwait reels in Arabic-first captions, India reels in English/Hindi, each handled by its own seller.
Decisions for Yusef
Next calls
Pick the Instagram handle so the account can be created.
Confirm who the demos may be shown to (they are private preview links for now).
Say the word and the first reel script gets written around the wax-seal demo.