Planning a wedding takes around five hundred hours. Almost none of that is the fun part. It is chasing an RSVP, re-typing a guest count into a third email, finding the contract you signed in February, and asking a caterer a question they answered a week ago.
On the other side of that email is a business. Caterers, florists, stylists and venues run real companies on inboxes and paper diaries, paying per lead or per event to platforms that treat them as stock.
We built both halves. A planning app for the couple, with Iris to carry the admin. A business system for the supplier, that files, drafts and chases on its own. And when both are on I Do, the couple opens a door to the part of their record that supplier needs — no marketplace, no ratings, nothing brokered.
The record belongs to the couple. It lives in their own Google Drive, and it leaves with them.
