Apple Invites App Gets Co-Hosting
Apple has updated its Invites app to include a co-hosting feature, allowing multiple people to plan and manage events together. The update also includes new event background options and the ability for hosts to make invited guests visible to all attendees. This update is the latest in a series of improvements to the Invites app, which was introduced by Apple in 2024.
- ▪The Invites app now has a co-hosting feature that lets two or more people plan and manage a party or event.
- ▪New event background options are available to help set the mood for events.
- ▪The update includes bug fixes and performance improvements.
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Apple Invites App Gets Co-HostingTuesday June 23, 2026 1:30 pm PDT by Juli CloverApple updated its Invites app to add a co-hosting feature that lets two or more people plan and manage a party or event. There are also new event background options available, and hosts have the option to make invited guests visible to all attendees. Apple's notes for the update are below: Cohosting is now available, letting you easily plan and manage your party with others. New event backgrounds help set the mood for your next coffee catch-up, boba run, ice cream social, and more. Hosts can now choose to make invited guests visible to all attendees. This update contains bug fixes and performance improvements. Apple introduced the Invites app in early 2024, and has continued to introduce updates since then.
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