‘Apple Invites’ Leaked on iCloud Website

Update: The new Apple Invites app has officially been announced.

The main iCloud.com page has seemingly confirmed Apple’s rumored invites tool, which has yet to be officially announced by the company.

The page says “Apple Invites” will be an iCloud+ feature:

Upgrade to iCloud+ to get more storage, plan events with Apple Invites, and have peace of mind with privacy features like iCloud Private Relay, Hide My Email, and HomeKit Secure Video.

iCloud+ is essentially Apple’s name for paid iCloud storage plans, which start at $0.99 per month in the United States. Apple includes some additional perks with iCloud+ plans at no additional cost, such as iCloud Private Relay and HomeKit Secure Video, and it seems that Apple Invites is the newest perk that is set to be offered.

Apple Invites will be available on the web at iCloud.com/invites, and a new Apple Invites app for the iPhone and other devices is also likely.

Apple Invites will help users to organize birthday parties and other events, according to the page description for iCloud.com/invites:

Create online party invitations – for birthdays, graduations, baby showers & more. Track RSVPs, create shared albums, and send instantly by email or text.

iCloud+ subscribers will get full access to Apple Invites, with no ads, additional costs, or limits on the amount of events they can host.

Apple Invites will integrate with Apple Music, Apple Maps, Photos, and more.


According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple Invites could be announced as early as this week.Tags: Apple Invites, iCloudRelated Forum: Apple Music, Apple Pay/Card, iCloud, Fitness+
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