Event planning apps often force you into an account and a cloud before you've even added a guest. EventForge goes the other way: it's offline-first, stores everything in local storage by default, and treats Supabase as an optional sync layer. Your event data stays private until you choose otherwise.
What it does
Plan any event — wedding, offsite, conference, party — with guest and budget tracking, a timeline, and task lists. The headline feature for sharing is one-tap PDF export: generate a clean, printable event plan to hand to vendors or co-hosts without them needing the app.
Built React, shipped native
EventForge is a React + Vite web app wrapped in Capacitor for iOS. React Router handles navigation, Tailwind handles styling, and jspdf powers the PDF export. The Capacitor bridge gives it native iOS haptics, status-bar and keyboard handling — a pragmatic stack for a content-heavy app that needs to ship to the App Store fast.
Why offline-first wins trust
For events — often personal or sensitive — the "works without an account" promise is a conversion advantage. Users try it risk-free, then opt into sync if they want multi-device. That's the opposite of the usual signup-wall pattern, and it shows in retention.