The Invites app will be included in iCloud Plus to help you plan events.

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Apple seems to have accidentally confirmed its rumored events planning feature ahead of an official announcement. An update to its iCloud page lists “Invites” as one of the key features of its iCloud Plus subscription, even though the feature is not yet available. The branding was spotted earlier by MacRumors.

“Upgrade to iCloud+ to get more storage, plan events with Apple Invites, and have peace of mind with privacy features like iCloud Private Relay, Hide My Email, and HomeKit Secure Video,” the site reads. Apple doesn’t say much else about what Invites will do, and whether it will be a standalone app or built into an existing one like Calendar.

Last month, code spotted in an iOS 18.3 beta by 9to5Mac suggested that Apple is working on an Invites app to help users plan in-person events and manage invites. iCloud Plus is currently available starting at 99 cents per month. The Verge reached out to Apple for more information but didn’t immediately hear back.