Roadmap
What works today, and what is planned
I only call something available when it works. Planned means I intend to build it, with no date promised.
Available today
Wedding venue edition
Catches inquiries, drafts the first reply from your own template, follows up on a schedule, keeps one page per couple, and sends nothing without a person approving it unless you choose otherwise.
Microsoft 365
Email and calendars through Microsoft 365, with Teams for channel alerts. Texting is optional and needs a one-time carrier registration.
Planned
Not available yet. The order depends on what the founding venues and the businesses I talk to need most.
A booking level
A second level that books events itself when a date is open, for venues that want it. Today EverCatch answers date questions and offers open dates, and your team does the booking.
Other email and cloud systems
Versions that connect to systems other than Microsoft 365, such as Google Workspace.
Photographers
The same inquiry-to-booking flow, with consultations, session dates and packages in place of tours and guest counts.
Caterers
Quote requests, tastings and headcounts, with the same approval-first follow-up.
Florists
Consultations, quotes and delivery times, built after the editions above.
How I decide the order
- What venues using EverCatch ask for most
- What photographers, florists and caterers say they need, in conversations rather than guesses
- Which email systems the businesses I talk to actually use
Run one of these businesses? I'd like to hear how you handle inquiries today. It's a 20-minute conversation, and I'm not selling anything.
Tell me what you would need