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What changes
for you.

Tov keeps evolving. Here, without jargon, is what has changed for families since launch.

  1. New

    A verse or a blessing on your invitation

    You can add a verse or a blessing, and בס״ד, in the spot designed for them in each design. The divine name is never written in full in anything Tov writes for you.

  2. Look

    16 designs to watch in motion

    Each design has its own mood, its own music and its own opening gesture, and shows your names before you choose. Sound can be turned off with one tap, invitation by invitation.

  3. New

    An invitation in a few screens

    Who it is for, which design, when and where, the program, then the invitation as your guests will see it: six screens, nothing pre-checked. You can start without an account and sign up when you save.

  4. Content

    Eleven celebrations, each with its own page

    Wedding, bar and bat mitzvah, brit milah, brit bat, pidyon haben, henna, Shabbat Chatan, sheva brachot, engagement and birthday: each celebration has its own page in four languages, and you can create any of them.

  5. New

    Your space: Prepare, Invite, Send, Follow

    The organizer space has been rethought around four words. The WhatsApp message is suggested in a courteous tone, with the household’s name, and you send it household by household.

    • Prepare: the celebration, the moments, the invitation
    • Invite: add households one by one or by pasting a list
    • Send: one WhatsApp message per household, with its personal link
    • Follow: replies arrive live, day after day
  6. New

    Shabbat, Yom Tov, Omer: you are warned

    When you pick a date, Tov tells you if it falls on Shabbat or a Yom Tov, during the Omer or the Three Weeks, and explains why. For a wedding, an explicit confirmation is asked.

  7. Look

    A new look: white, and one color per celebration

    White background, ink-colored text and buttons, and each celebration has its own color: bar mitzvah, brit milah, wedding, henna… A more joyful site, like a simcha.

  8. Content

    The site in four languages

    Tov exists in French, English, Hebrew and Spanish: celebration pages, articles and the traditions glossary. You choose the language of the invitation, household by household.

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