What is Cheneday, in one sentence?
A place where the people around someone secretly prepare the activities and messages of their celebration together — and where all of it stays gathered afterwards, in a keepsake capsule you reopen years later.
What people ask us most before getting started: what it costs, what is expected of your guests, and what becomes of your memories.
A place where the people around someone secretly prepare the activities and messages of their celebration together — and where all of it stays gathered afterwards, in a keepsake capsule you reopen years later.
The organiser creates the capsule, sets the mood and invites. Each guest prepares their own activity — a quiz, a blind test, a mystery photo, a message — and the organiser approves it before publication. The guest of honour only discovers the whole thing on the day.
No. A link, a browser, a phone. Nothing to download, nothing to install, including for the guests least at ease with technology.
Yes, a light account with an email address: it is what lets everyone find their own contributions again, and stops an answer being signed with someone else’s name. A password is optional — a sign-in link by email is enough.
No: they are never emailed by us, and they only get their link when you hand it over. Reminders and notifications go to the guests only.
From three or four, up to a hundred or so. Below that, a group chat does the job. Above it, coordinating by hand becomes impossible — which is exactly where a capsule earns its keep.
Nothing to start. The Event Pass, at €14.90, unlocks everything for one event: as many activities and guests as you want, every theme, the keepsake export. Two options also exist on their own, if the whole pass is not for you.
Per event. A pass unlocks the event it was bought for, permanently. If you organise another celebration next year, you start again on the free tier and decide then.
No, and that is not an oversight. You marry once, you retire once: selling a monthly charge for that would make no sense. You pay once, and there is nothing to cancel.
Never. Taking part, creating an activity, writing a message, coming back to the capsule ten years later: all of that is free for them, whatever the organiser did or did not buy.
It stays. The free tier is not a trial: nothing expires, nothing closes, the keepsake capsule is there after the party just as before. Paying does not unlock your own content — it lifts the limits and opens premium themes and the export.
The pass is digital content unlocked immediately: by asking for access straight away you waive the fourteen-day right of withdrawal, and that is stated plainly at checkout. If the rights were never unlocked, or if a failure on our side stopped you using them, write to us: we refund.
By card, through our payment provider. We never see or store your card number.
With no announced time limit. We do not close capsules after the party: yours stays reachable for as long as your account exists. Were we ever to shut the service down, organisers would be told at least three months ahead so they could take their keepsake with them.
The capsule becomes a keepsake: the awards of the evening, the guest of honour’s answers activity by activity, the guests’ ranking, and every message written to them. That is the page you reopen in ten years.
Exporting the keepsake is included in the Event Pass.
A capsule is not public: it is reachable only by its link, and only by the people the organiser lets in. Search engines do not index it. The guest of honour only sees what has been revealed, when it was decided to reveal it.
They stay attached to the event, on our servers in France, visible only to the people who have access to the capsule. They are never sold, shared or reused for anything else, and they are erased with the event or with the account.
From your profile: deleting your account erases your content and anonymises what has to be kept. An event can also be deleted on its own. If in doubt, write to contact@cheneday.com: we do it and we confirm it.
In France, at OVH. Emails are sent through Resend, and audience measurement runs on a Matomo we host ourselves, cookieless and honouring Do Not Track. The detail is on the Privacy and GDPR page.
Write to contact@cheneday.com. A human answers, and the answer often ends up on this page.