Quick tools for life together.
Ask for what you need, share it, done. Zomkit turns small coordination tasks — starting with "who is coming?" — into a 10-second job instead of a group-chat thread.
How it works
Ask → Review → Share
Say what you need
Type it in plain words, or just fill in a short form — a title, a time, that’s usually enough.
Review, then send
You always see the finished result before it goes out — nothing is created behind your back.
Share and watch it fill in
One link, a QR code, or WhatsApp. Responses show up live as people answer.
Features
Everything you need to ask quickly
Zomkit is early: Quick RSVP is live today, and the same guest-first idea is coming to five more small tools.
Quick RSVP
Ask who’s coming. Guests tap Going, Maybe or Can’t — no account required.
No signup for guests
Anyone you share a link with can respond immediately, from any phone or browser.
Share any way you like
Copy a link, send it on WhatsApp or text, or hand someone a QR code.
More quick tools on the way
Poll, Message, QR, List and Availability are next — same one-link idea, different job.
Built for real life
Simple. Useful. Meaningful.
Zomsi apps help you stay connected, explore new places, plan with others and create more moments that matter — with the people who matter most.
Get started
Need to ask a quick question?
Free to create. The people you invite never need an account.
About Zomkit
A kit of small tools, not one big app
Zomkit is a lightweight collection of everyday coordination tools, each built to do one small job in about 10–30 seconds: ask a question, get a decision, share a code, done. It is deliberately not project-management software or an event platform.
Quick RSVP is the first tool, live today: create an RSVP, share one link or QR code, and everyone you invite can respond Going, Maybe or Can’t without creating an account. You see live totals and who said what, and can share the same link again at any time.
Five more quick tools — Poll, Message, QR, List and Availability — are planned next, built on the same guest-first idea. Zomkit is made by Zomsi, and its first tool runs in any modern browser today.
What is it good for
Questions people ask with Quick RSVP
Casual get-togethers
Cricket practice, a pickup game, drinks after work — find out who is actually coming.
Family plans
A dinner, a visit, a weekend trip — one link tells you who is in.
Small group events
A study group, a club meetup, a class — skip the reply-all thread entirely.
Last-minute plans
Something came up tonight? Create an RSVP in seconds and share it right away.
Ideas and guides
Get the most out of Quick RSVP
How to send a quick RSVP to a group
Ask a group who is coming in under a minute. Share one link, let people respond Going, Maybe or Can’t, and see live totals as answers come in.
Responding to an RSVP without an account
See how a guest responds to a Zomkit RSVP with no signup: open the link, choose Going, Maybe or Can’t, enter a name, done.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Zomkit free?
Yes. Creating a Quick RSVP, sharing it and responding is free.
Do the people I invite need an account?
No. They open your link, tap Going, Maybe or Can’t, and enter their name. As the host, you can create an RSVP without signing up too, though creating an account lets you find your RSVPs again later in My Kit.
What other tools does Zomkit have?
Quick RSVP is live today. Poll, Message, QR, List and Availability are planned next, using the same share-a-link-and-respond idea.
How is Zomkit different from Zombring?
Zomkit is for a quick question that takes seconds to answer. Zombring is for organizing an actual event with items people bring — a bigger, ongoing coordination job.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Zomkit works in any modern browser today; native apps are planned.