Send anonymous text message confirmations for dinner plans
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Before you send
Making a dinner plan clear
- Lead with the restaurant, the day and the time, so nothing gets lost in the middle.
- Say who is coming and how many seats to expect, with the number spelled out in words.
- Close with something kind, like thanks for organizing or a hope that everyone is hungry.
- Watch the character counter and read the preview once. Small slips are easy to fix before sending.
Simple flow
From idea to table
You only need a browser to send anonymous text message notes about tonight’s plans.
- 1
Compose the note
Write your confirmation. Use the preview to see how it will read on their screen.
- 2
Choose who and how
Enter the number, tapping a country flag if it isn’t in the US. Then pick a sender name from the list.
- 3
Decide on speed
Free sends sit in a queue for about 10 minutes. If the table is booked soon, $2 sends instantly.
Words to borrow
Dinner notes that land
Keep them warm, specific and short.
Confirm the booking
Give the essentials in one breath.
Table for four is set at the corner bistro, Friday at seven. Looking forward to it!
Share a small change
Tell them what moved and what stayed.
Quick update: we’re seated on the patio side now, same time. Bring a light jacket.
Thank the organizer
A little gratitude goes far.
Thank you for sorting the reservation. Dessert is on me this time. – A grateful friend
Common questions
Dinner-plan questions
What will my guest see on their phone?+
The sender name you picked, with the message text. Your own phone number is not shown.
Is it really free to send?+
Free sends go through a queue of about 10 minutes, and a daily limit applies. Paying $2 skips the wait.
Can my guest answer that they’re coming?+
Not through us. This is for sending only, and replies are not forwarded. Mention another way to reach you if you need an answer.