Apple Invites allows iPhone users with an iCloud+ subscription to create and share customized event invites and integrate photos from their library.

Add another one to Apple's list of third-party apps that it has endangered, as Apple Invites threatens the livelihood of event planning app Partiful.

Apple has unveiled a new app available that’s now available for iPhone users around the world. The new “Apple Invites” app helps users create custom invitations for occasions while sharing photos and Apple Music playlists.

Apple's Invites app is a simple way to throw together an event invitation directly from your iPhone or web browser. The app is free to download from the App Store, and technically you don't even need an iPhone or an Apple Account to RSVP to an event.

The app automatically integrates with Apple Maps to provide guests with directions and also pulls in weather forecasts to help attendees plan accordingly. Guests can also interact

Apple this week introduced the Apple Invites app to iPhone users with iCloud+ subscriptions, allowing them to create and share custom invitations that anyone can RSVP to, even if they don't have an Apple account or device.

Apple Invites allows users to create and share invitations, RSVP, contribute to Shared Albums, and engage with Apple Music playlists.