Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built SeatSort because seating charts still get made with sticky notes and a spreadsheet, over several evenings, and one RSVP change undoes half of it. The idea is that you shouldn't place 120 people by hand. You: 1. Paste or upload your list (one name per line, or a CSV) and group households. 2. Lay out the room with round or long tables, or rows and pairs for a classroom. 3. Add the rules that matter: keep these two apart, keep this family together. SeatSort fills every seat and keeps the rules when you shuffle. You get a PDF by table and an alphabetical list for the entrance. For events, a QR link lets each guest look up their own seat on their phone. The same editor works for classrooms: reshuffle a class each term without putting the two talkers together again. Building and auto-assigning are free, with no sign-up. You pay only to export without a watermark or to share: one event at $9, or $3.99/month for teachers. I'd love feedback, especially from anyone who has planned a wedding or run a classroom recently: what made seating painful for you?

SeatSort

Seating charts in five minutes, with rules that hold

Seating charts in five minutes, with rules that hold