InvitedIn

Name: InvitedIn
Author: INVITEDIN LLC

Invite-only chats and events

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🌟 Lifestyle

🌐 Social Networking

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Released: November 6, 2026
Updated: November 11, 2026
Version: 1.3
Compatibility: iOS 17.0+
Age Rating: 17+
Size: 37.39MB
Devices: iPhone
Data updated: 2 days ago
Languages: American English

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INVITEDIN LLC

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InvitedIn is a private, invitation-only app for meeting people in real life. You join through an invite from a member, so everyone here was brought in by someone they know. GROUPS Join groups for the things you’re into, like run clubs, supper clubs and more. Chat with the whole group, see who’s in it, and invite friends. EVENTS See what’s coming up, RSVP, and see who’s going. Host your own events and invite your people. CHAT Message the people you meet, one on one or in your groups. Share photos and videos, react and reply. VERIFIED MEMBERS Members can verify with a face photo and a quick live face check, and everyone sees who’s Verified next to their name. SAFE BY DESIGN Report or block anyone in a tap. Explicit photos are hidden behind a cover, and the app tells people when someone takes a screenshot of their chat. InvitedIn is for adults 18 and over.

What's New in InvitedIn

1.3

November 11, 2026

- Nearby: see members around you on a grid and a map, from your groups or everyone. You only ever show as a broad area, never your exact location, and only while you choose to. In New York City, areas go by their neighborhood, like Chelsea. - Feed: your unread messages, your next event and who's nearby at the top, and a switch for Activity from your groups or from nearby. - Join requests now count on a group's row in Chats for its owner, and on the event card for the host. - Group chats no longer show "joined" and "left" lines. - More reliable on weak connections: messages, photos and videos retry instead of disappearing. - Safer photos: every photo and video is now checked against known child abuse images with Microsoft PhotoDNA.