MajlisKenduri is my own product — a digital invitation platform for Malaysian weddings and kenduri. Design an elegant card in the browser, share it as a single link on WhatsApp, and collect RSVPs, pax counts and heartfelt wishes in one place.
Before the day, there is the invitation. The names of two families. A date to keep. A place to come together.
Everything a printed card cannot do lives in that one link: RSVP and attendance with real-time totals, one-tap Google Maps and Waze navigation, a guestbook for prayers and blessings, and a gift list with bank accounts for duit salam — complete with a DuitNow QR.
Built with: Next.js on the frontend and API layer, a drag-and-drop visual builder, bilingual EN/MS content, and one-time payment billing — no subscription.
Homepage:
The 2026 homepage — an editorial, serif-led design built around Malaysian celebration aesthetics. Collection carousel, feature walkthrough, three-step flow, pricing and FAQ, all in a single scroll, in English or Bahasa Malaysia.
Invitation dashboard:
Every invitation is created and managed from one dashboard — publish status, view counts, RSVP totals and the shareable link ready for WhatsApp. Everything the host needs to track in the weeks before the majlis, without a spreadsheet.
Builder:
The builder edits every detail of the card — event names and hosts, date and venue, Google Maps and Waze links, background music, a photo gallery and the tentative programme — then publishes it to a custom URL with per-guest personalisation. Hosts can switch to a completely different design at any time without losing their content or paying again.
Design catalogue:
A curated catalogue of card designs rooted in Malaysian celebration aesthetics — royal songket, batik, watercolour and modern florals — so the digital card still feels like a proper kad kahwin.
Pricing is deliberately simple: RM10, RM20 or RM30 for one, two or three months of hosting — one-time payment, unlimited edits, every template and premium feature included.