Datepass

Sample with invented names

What a pass looks like

Everyone here is invented. The page below came from running a pass through the same code members use: Maya Ito, a wedding photographer in Portland, named three colleagues and asked about Saturday, June 12, 2027. Two said yes, one said no, and a member beyond her circle who opted in also said yes. The one who said no does not appear.

The page the couple gets

Maya copies a link to this page into her reply to the couple. The real page also has a form for the couple's inquiry.

Who is free on Saturday, June 12, 2027

Maya Ito is booked on this date and asked colleagues. Each person below answered yes themselves.

  • Sam Reyes

    Wedding photographer, Portland

    Said yes Oct 20, 8:42 AM

    Website: samreyes.example

  • Priya Nair

    Wedding photographer, Portland

    Said yes Oct 20, 10:05 AM

    Website: priyanair.example

  • Jo Lindqvist

    Wedding photographer, Portland

    Said yes Oct 20, 12:30 PM

    Named by Priya Nair

    Website: jolindqvist.example

The email a colleague gets

Each colleague gets this email. The text is the same as a real ask, and the buttons here do nothing.

Subject

Maya Ito asks: are you free on Saturday, June 12, 2027?

Maya Ito is booked on Saturday, June 12, 2027 and named you as a colleague.

Your answer goes to Maya Ito. If you tap yes, your name appears on a page Maya Ito can send to the couple, and the couple can send you their inquiry.

The email address of Maya Ito is maya@example.com.

A real email also has a link that stops asks from Maya, or all asks and inquiries, in one click.

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