Step 1
Claim your name
Your name is the part after the @@. It’s chosen when you sign up, and every address you make lives under it: home@@jess, wedding@@jess, dog@@jess.
Names are 3 to 30 lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. Paid plans include extra names, which is handy if you’d like one for the family and one for your holiday let.
Step 2
Make an address
Choose the part before the @@, give the address a title and decide who can open it. That’s it, it’s ready to fill.
- PublicAnyone with the address, the link or the QR code can open it.
- Password protectedVisitors need the password you give them.
- OffOnly you can see it, while you’re getting it ready.
Step 3
Add what people need
An address is made of items. Mix and match whichever you need, in the order you like:
Location
An exact pin with directions. Visitors open it in their own maps app.
Note
Timings, instructions, a message, the dress code. Whatever needs saying.
Link
A button to another website, such as a gift list or a booking page.
Photo and gallery
One picture, or a set of photos in the order you choose.
File
Something to download, like a house guide or a menu as a PDF.
Contact card
Name, phone, email and website, with buttons to call or email.
RSVP
Guests say whether they’re coming, and you see every reply in one place.
Wi-Fi
The network name and password, ready to copy. No more squinting at the router.
Suggestions
Your recommendations, each with a link and a line about why you love it.
Postal address
A proper delivery address, shown on the page or kept for shops and couriers only.
Your library
Make it once, use it everywhere
Everything you make goes into your library. Put the same item on as many addresses as you like, and change it in one place.
New Wi-Fi password? Update it once, and it’s right on every address that uses it.
Step 4
Share it your way
Every address can be opened three ways. Nobody needs an account or the app.
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Type it
Print it on invitations, cards and signs. People type it in at exaactly.com. On a paid plan you also get a link people can read, like go.exaactly.com/jess/wedding.
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Tap a link
Every address has a share link. Pasted into WhatsApp or iMessage, it shows a tidy preview card. If a link travels further than you meant, swap it for a new one.
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Scan the code
Download a QR code to print on a card, a label or a tag. You can point a code at a different address later, so nothing needs reprinting.
Step 5
Keep it up to date
Your address stays the same. What’s behind it can change as often as you like.
Change it any time
Edit an item and everyone sees the latest version straight away, even from a card printed months ago.
Undo a change
Paid plans keep earlier versions of your items, so you can put things back how they were.
Switch things off
Hide an item everywhere at once without deleting it. Bring it back when you need it.
Followers hear about it
Visitors can follow an address, and we’ll let them know when something on it changes.
See it being used
Find out how often your address is opened, and choose how often we tell you about it.
Edit together
Invite a partner or a co-host to help with an address. Business plans add a whole team.
On your phone
An app for iPhone and Android is on its way
Scan codes, open addresses, add photos straight from your camera and drop a pin where you’re standing. Until then, everything works in your phone’s browser.