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💍 Digital invitations are broken. I’m fixing the "first touchpoint" of your personal events.
Hi everyone! I m Ravi.
I ve spent two decades architecting software, but a recent family wedding in India made me realise something frustrating: We spend months obsessed with the venue, the food, and the decor, yet we invite the people we love with a static, soulless PDF or a messy WhatsApp forward.
The "first look" of a wedding shouldn't feel like a file attachment. It should feel like an entrance.
That s why I built NIMNTRN.
💍 After 20 years in software, I’m killing the "old way of sending Invites." Meet NIMNTRN.
Hey Product Hunt community!
I m Ravi, and I ve spent the last two decades building enterprise SaaS and complex tech architectures. But when it came to my own circle s weddings, I realised we were still stuck in the "Dark Ages" of digital hospitality - sending flat, boring PDFs or videos over WhatsApp.
So, I built NIMNTRN.
We ve combined Next.js performance with a bespoke "Modern" aesthetic to turn wedding invites into a cinematic premiere.
Reimagining Indian Weddings: Why UI/UX matters in Hospitality.
Hi everyone! I m Ravi, and I ve spent two decades in the enterprise software world. But when I looked at the digital invitation space, I saw a massive gap: We use cutting-edge tech for work, but we use flat, static PDFs for the most important milestones of our lives.
I built NIMNTRN to bridge that gap. We ve developed a "Liquid Glass" 3D aesthetic specifically for 2026 wedding trends - invites that feel like a cinematic premiere in the palm of your hand.
I d love the community s perspective on a few things:
The "Luxury" Digital Feel: How do you balance "high-end" design with "fast-loading" performance for mobile-first users?
Tech Stack: We are running on Next.js and Framer Motion to get those fluid glass transitions. Are there other libraries you d recommend for high-performance web elements?
Global vs. Local: NIMNTRN is currently optimised for the Indian market (with WhatsApp & Hindi support). Do you see a demand for this kind of "cinematic" invitation in other cultures?

