Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
Shaadi-Audit puts two families on one wedding plan
A planning app for Indian weddings that coordinates rituals, guests and the day-of timeline while keeping each family’s private lists separate.
- For
- Families planning Indian weddings across two households
- Worth noticing
- The page lists 19 traditions, 1,439 ready-made tasks and 238 “why we do this” notes.
Field notes
The page describes separate family spaces for guest lists, budgets, vendors and shagun, alongside a shared view for joint functions and day-of coordination; shared guests contribute to totals without exposing names across sides. Its examples include duplicate-contact cleanup, grouping relatives into families, room counts for out-of-town guests, WhatsApp replies and a timeline that can shift after delays. The site says its checklists cover 19 traditions and include 1,439 tasks and 238 explanatory notes; the extract does not verify which app functions are live.
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