Ask Me Out is a website for asking someone out. Type their name, the day and the place, pick a look and send one link over iMessage, WhatsApp, Instagram or Snapchat. They open a small interactive invitation, reach your question — will you go out with me? — and answer yes or no, and you see the answer in your own private dashboard. Quick create is free in three taps; the full experience, with every mini-game, reveal and theme, is a one-time $2.99.
A text is easy to ignore and impossible to take back. An invitation is different: it opens like a present, walks them to the question and waits for the answer. It shows you made an effort without backing them into a corner — for a crush, a match from a dating app or the person you have been texting for weeks.
Pick the occasion — asking someone out, a date night, prom or homecoming — add their name, the day and the place, and write a line in your own words. You get one link. They open it on their phone, with no app and no account, and answer yes or no. The answer lands in your private dashboard.
Quick create is free and takes three taps. The full experience turns the invite into a small game: a sealed reveal, mini-games like a penalty kick and Chicken Road, a food wheel and a movie pick, polaroids and a love note — a one-time $2.99, shown before you pay.
The same links work for a surprise birthday invitation or a wedding invitation with RSVP — see the birthday and wedding pages.
Quick create is free: pick the occasion, add a name and a date, and your link is ready in three taps — no sign-up, no watermark. The full experience, with every mini-game, reveal and theme plus the food and movie picks, is a one-time $2.99. You see the price before you pay, never after.
Open Ask Me Out, choose Quick create or the full experience, type their name, the day and the place, add a line in your own words and send the link over iMessage, WhatsApp, Instagram or Snapchat. They open it and answer yes or no.
Yes — that is exactly what Ask Me Out makes. Your invitation opens with a little surprise, then asks “will you go out with me?” (or “will you go on a date with me?”, or your own words) with a yes and a no. Their answer shows up in your private dashboard the moment they tap.
Yes. Instead of a plain text, they get an interactive date invitation: a card they open on their phone with the day, the place and your plan, plus a save-the-date for their calendar. It is still one link, so it works in any chat app, and there is nothing to print or install.
A small interactive invitation that opens on their phone: a reveal, the plan for the date and one question — will you go out with me? The full experience adds mini-games and lets them pick the food and the movie.
When you create the invite you get a private dashboard link, and their yes or no shows up there. Keep that link — it is also how you edit the invite.
No. Nobody signs up — not you, not them. The link opens in any phone browser, including inside Instagram, Snapchat and WhatsApp.
Yes. Quick create has occasions for asking someone out, a date night, prom and a birthday, and every invite carries your own words.