Your own website for a party, club or project

One link with everything your guests need to know.

Create a page of your own that explains what it's about, and lead visitors to a next step, such as a sign-up form. Then you publish it and share the link.

Create your own page How it works

After you log in, Websites opens in your personal workspace.

Web pagesExample

Lindenhof Garden Club summer party

What it's about: Saturday from 2 pm, barbecue and flea market
Where: Club grounds, plot 12
Next step: Sign-up through a form
Shared: Link in the club group

Published

Simplified sample view with made-up data.

Why change anything

The invitation is in the chat, and three days later someone asks about the time.

The important info slides up the group chat and is gone.
The same questions keep coming: when, where, what should I bring?
Who's coming is spread across individual messages in several chats.

Until now

Posting the info in the group chat
Answering the same questions one by one
Piecing together RSVPs from messages

With Websites

Create a page with all the info
Share the link once in the group
Sign-ups come in through a form

How it works

To your result in 3 steps.

01
Create page
Write down what it's about: when, where, for whom and what the others need to know.
02
Link the next step
Give the page one clear action, for example a form for sign-ups.
03
Publish and share link
Publish the page and send the link to the group or put it up as a QR code.

What gets better

Three things Web pages does for you.

One link for all questions

Whoever wants to know something checks the page instead of asking in the chat.

You create a page of your own and publish it at a link that you share.

Clear on what the others should do

Visitors know how to sign up or join in without writing to you individually.

A page leads to the next step, such as a form or an appointment.

Reachable offline too

Whoever isn't in the group finds the page through a poster or flyer.

A QR code leads from paper straight to your page.

In everyday life

Here's how others see it.

Family

Trigger: For the milestone birthday, relatives come from everywhere, and everyone has questions about place and schedule.
With Websites: You create a page with the schedule and directions and link a form for RSVPs.
Result: Everyone finds the info in one place, and the RSVPs come in collected.

Club

Trigger: The kids' swimming course is starting and new families should hear about it.
With Websites: You present the course on a page and put up a QR code for it on the bulletin board.
Result: Interested people read everything and sign up through the linked form.

Hobby project

Trigger: You have a bike workshop in the back courtyard and want to tell the neighbors about it.
With Websites: On one page you describe when you're around and how to drop by, and link an appointment booking.
Result: Neighbors have a link they can pass on, and they book an appointment.

Part of Peak One

What comes next is already there.

Forms
A page can lead visitors straight to a form, for example for sign-ups.
Appointment booking
A page can lead visitors straight to an appointment.
QR codes
A QR code on a poster or flyer leads straight to your page.

Before you start.

Do I need prior knowledge to create a page of my own?

You start with one page and one clear action for your visitors. You can see how you design the page in detail in the app.

What is a personal page good for?

For everything many people should know about: a party, a club activity, a get-together or a project of your own.

How do the others find out about my page?

You publish the page and share its link, for example in the group chat. For posters, you can create a QR code that leads to the page.

Can people sign up through the page?

A page can lead visitors to a next step, such as a form. That's how you collect sign-ups instead of piecing them together from messages.

Is the page separate from my work workspace?

Yes. Websites opens in your personal workspace, separate from a company's workspace.

What happens when I click “Create your own page”?

You’ll go to the Peak One login. The “Web pages” selection and the destination page are passed along in the link. After you log in, you open this app directly. One account works for all Peak One apps.

What does Websites cost?

Features and usage limits depend on your plan. You'll find the overview on the Pricing page. Clicking “Create your own page” does not start a paid subscription.

Give your next party or project a page of its own.

Write down the key info, link a sign-up and share the link.

Create your own page