NEW YORK - TelAve -- Madali is free to start and available on iPhone and Android. Learn more at madalievents.com.

Madali is the event app for small gatherings and the usual crew, built by Kali Artistry. Hosts make the plan and know who's coming; guests RSVP right in their browser. No app download, no account, no password. Madali Circles are built for the things you do every week: the dinner club, the run crew, game night. Private by design: no ads, no data sale, no guest scoring, no read receipts. Learn more at madalievents.com.

For hosts who plan more than the weekly ritual, Madali includes planning tools for small events, from the guest list to the timeline. The app stays private by design: no ads, no sale of personal data, no guest scoring, and no read receipts.

"Group chats are great for jokes and terrible for headcounts," said Kali McCarthy, Founder and President of Kali Artistry, the company behind Madali. "Circles exists because the same people do the same things every week, and they deserve better than a chat thread that moves too fast to plan in."

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Circles keeps a recurring group together in one place. Each gathering gets its own plan and its own RSVP, so the dinner club can see this Thursday's headcount without scrolling past last month's argument about restaurants. Guests RSVP in their browser. There is no app to download, no account to create, no password to remember.
NEW YORK: Every friend group has one: the dinner club that meets on Thursdays, the run crew that hits the park on Saturdays, the game night that never quite dies. The plan lives in a group chat, the headcount lives in nobody's memory, and the host spends the day of the event texting "so who is actually coming?" Madali, the event app for small gatherings, built Circles for exactly this crew.