Friendsgiving sign-up sheet that ends the group chat scroll
Stop scrolling a 200-message thread to find out who is bringing the stuffing. Share one link instead.
Free. No ads, no account, one link to share.
Keep it simple for a small kitchen
Friendsgiving usually happens in an apartment with one oven and not enough chairs, so the sheet matters more than at a big family dinner. Decide what you will cook (often one main) and put everything else on the list with a number wanted: two sides that travel well, one salad, two desserts, and a drinks line.
Ask friends to claim in the group chat link instead of replying with ideas. Duplicates are the usual problem, and a sheet that shows what is taken solves it without anyone feeling policed. Add a custom question such as "Do you need to reheat it?" so you can plan the oven and microwave. Put chairs, plates and a playlist on the list as well, since friends love to be asked for something that is not a casserole. Share the link a week out, and use the copy-as-message button the night before to post what is still missing.
What this template starts with
A starter list you can rename, resize or delete line by line. Nothing is locked.
Mains
- Turkey or main (host)
Sides
- Stuffing or dressing
- Mashed potatoes
- Roasted vegetable side
- Rolls
Salads
- One big salad
Desserts
- Pie2 wanted
- Something no-bake
Drinks and extras
- Wine or sparkling cider2 wanted
- Ice
- Extra chairs
- Plates, cups and napkins
- Playlist
Quick answers
Do my friends need to sign up for anything?
No. They open the link, type their name, and tap Bring this. An email address is optional and only used if they want a reminder.
What if two people want to bring the same dish?
The sheet warns when a dish sounds like one that is already taken. Your friends can still choose to bring it anyway.
Why Potlucky
No ads, ever
Not on the page guests see, and not on any plan.
No accounts
Guests type a name. You get a private link to manage the sheet.
Free
Custom questions, dietary tags, waitlist, hide names, reminders, QR, print and export cost nothing.