Hanukkah party sign-up sheet that keeps the latkes coming
Latkes, brisket, jelly doughnuts and enough menorahs for every family. One link shows what is covered, so the table never has six kugels and no applesauce.
Free. No ads, no account, one link to share.
Plan eight nights of food without a long group chat
A Hanukkah gathering usually has a few anchor dishes and many small ones. The template starts with latkes, a main, kugel, salad and challah, then a separate sweets list for sufganiyot, rugelach and gelt, so guests who do not cook can still claim something. Add a custom question such as "Any dietary rules we should follow?" so you see kosher or dairy preferences next to each name before the food is chosen.
It also helps to list things that are not food: menorahs to share, candles for each night and dreidels for the kids. Put each as a line with a count so families bring what they have. Share the link two weeks ahead, then use the copy-as-message button the day before to post only what is still unclaimed.
What this template starts with
A starter list you can rename, resize or delete line by line. Nothing is locked.
Mains and sides
- Latkespotato, with applesauce and sour cream4 wanted
- Brisket or roast chicken2 wanted
- Noodle or potato kugel2 wanted
- Salad2 wanted
- Challah or rolls2 wanted
Sweets
- Sufganiyot or jelly doughnuts3 wanted
- Rugelach or cookies3 wanted
- Gelt and chocolate coins
Drinks
- Wine or grape juice2 wanted
- Cider or sparkling water2 wanted
- Coffee and tea
Lights and decorations
- Menorahs to shareone per family is lovely3 wanted
- Candles for each night
- Dreidels for the kids
- Table decorations
Quick answers
Can I ask guests to keep the meal kosher or dairy?
Add a custom question and mention it in the sheet details. Guests answer when they sign up, and you see the answers next to each name. Potlucky does not certify anything, so spell out your rules.
Can I use one sheet for a party that lasts more than one night?
Yes. Name the dates in the details, or make a second sheet for another night. Each sheet has its own link and its own list.
Do guests need to make an account?
No. They open the link, type their name and claim a spot. An email address is optional and only used if they want a reminder.
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.