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Seatalia
Seating plans that respect who can't sit together
Paste your guest list, add rules (who sits together, who must not) and auto-seat places everyone at weddings, christenings and company dinners. Free to plan with no account, in nine languages.
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“Seating plans that respect who can't sit together”
Seatalia was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #304 on the daily leaderboard. Paste your guest list, add rules (who sits together, who must not) and auto-seat places everyone at weddings, christenings and company dinners. Free to plan with no account, in nine languages.
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Hi, I'm the maker. Seating plans are still mostly done in spreadsheets and on paper, and the hard part isn't drawing tables, it's remembering who can't sit next to whom. Seatalia keeps those rules for you: mandatory or preferred, together or apart. If a rule can't be met, it tells you why instead of quietly breaking it.
Planning is free and needs no account. You pay once per event (EUR 12 at launch prices) when the plan leaves the screen: clean PDFs, place cards, the kitchen list and a QR page where guests find their seat. Guests' pages carry no analytics and show only first names and table numbers.
It's new, so I'd love to hear what's missing.