Planner workflow prototypes
Working mini products covered vendor email drafting, guest-list parsing, and billing operations before wider platform expansion.
Built for independent wedding planners
Show couples their wedding before the follow-up goes cold.
Turn the consultation into a client-ready visual direction, then carry every approved detail into the budget, vendor briefs, timeline, and run-of-show. No rebuilding the same wedding across HoneyBook, Canva, spreadsheets, and email.
The wedding flow
The interface follows the event from inquiry to handoff. A change in one place becomes a clear review task everywhere else.
Mehta wedding · Intake complete
A two-day South Asian wedding for 312 guests, with ceremony, reception, and vendor constraints captured in one structured brief.
17 of 20 intake fields confirmed
Every agent begins with the same approved event facts. No repeated setup and no conflicting versions.
Three specialized agents
The planner stays in control. Agents prepare the work, surface conflicts, and wait for approval before anything leaves the workspace.
Sofia turns the event brief into timelines, dependencies, budgets, and review-ready task lists.
Built beyond the interface
The work connected customer research, product design, lead intelligence, GTM assets, and an assistant integration layer.
Working mini products covered vendor email drafting, guest-list parsing, and billing operations before wider platform expansion.
A 13-competitor matrix, workflow research, lead intelligence, landing pages, diagnostic, and email assets formed one acquisition system.
The MCP prototype registered 36 tools for public context and selected workspace actions, with read-first and dry-run boundaries.
For planners running several weddings at once
We want to hear from independent, South Asian, luxury, and multicultural planners who are tired of chasing vendor replies, rebuilding timelines, and sending moodboards that do not help couples decide.
Not yet. Wedify is currently a preserved product case study and planner-research project, not an active signup service. The original domain lapsed after team operations paused. Your message helps show whether the product deserves another working iteration.