About Confetti
Built by people who throw parties every weekend.
Not by a venture-backed app team that's never blown up a balloon at 6 a.m.
party morning, 6:42am
the cake survived
The story
We made the tool we kept wishing existed.
Confetti is made by the team behind The Homie Hub indoor play cafe in Oshkosh, WI — voted #1 Event & Party Planning by CommunityVotes Oshkosh in 2025 and 2026.
It's also built by a registered nurse with 15 years' experience, which is why our food, allergy, and accessibility guidance is a little sharper than the rest of the category.
We made this because every party tool we tried stopped at "go have your party." We wanted one that stayed with us through the night and into the week after.
The founding story
“I built Confetti because even as an experienced event planner, I struggled with planning my son's 4th birthday. I couldn't find a single tool that did half of what I actually needed.”
— Quinta · RN · Founder of The Homie Hub indoor play cafe
Hi, I'm Quinta —
Meet Quinta
A nurse, a mom of four, and a play cafe founder.
Quinta runs The Homie Hub indoor play cafe in Oshkosh, WI, where families book birthdays every weekend. Fifteen years of nursing is why our allergy, food, and accessibility guidance is sharper than the rest of the category.
What we believe
- No. 01
Parties should be planned by parents, not by software.
- No. 02
A kid with an allergy is the most important guest at the table.
- No. 03
The photos guests take are better than the ones the host can.
- No. 04
Thank-you notes matter more than centerpieces.
The full arc
Most tools end at "go have your party." Confetti keeps going.
01
Before · Plan
The planning.
AI themes, RN-audited menus, timelines, invitations, RSVP tracking — without 14 browser tabs.
02
During · Party
The party itself.
Day-of mode keeps you calm. The Memory Wall captures the joy. You get to be present.
03
After · Remember
The thank-yous.
Auto-generated thank-you notes, a saved memory page, and a one-click way to plan the next one.
Why we exist
“Hosts shouldn't have to choose between throwing the party and being at it.”
— The Confetti team