Product Pulse: August 2026

You know better than anyone, most events aren’t just one event.

They're a handful of different audiences showing up to the same place at the same time, each with their own reason for being there.

And once they arrive, getting them through the door quickly matters just as much as getting them registered in the first place.

This month's updates tackle both sides.  

Multiple RSVP Forms gives you a way to handle different audiences without building separate events, and a set of Android Host App upgrades makes on-site check-in faster and more capable than it's ever been.

Let’s dive in.

Multiple RSVP Forms

For a long time, the only way to ask different audiences different questions was to build a separate event page for each one.

That worked for a while, but it meant more to manage, more lists to keep straight, and reporting that never quite lined up when it was all over.

That's what Multiple RSVP Forms is built to fix. Now you can build one event and give each audience a registration experience built just for them.

When one form isn't enough

Think of a customer summit where:

• VIPs need dietary preferences, transportation details, and a private dinner RSVP

• Partners need co-branding approvals and booth setup details

• Internal teammates need staffing assignments and day-of contact info

• General attendees just need a session track selection and a T-shirt size

One registration form can't ask all of those questions without becoming a mess for everyone.

Anywhere you've got more than one type of guest showing up with different needs, this is worth setting up.

How it works

Every RSVP event starts with a default form. It's the foundation, and it's always there to catch anyone who isn't on a targeted list, whether that's a walk-in, someone who found the link on their own, or a guest registering through the Host App on event day.

From there, setup comes down to three things:

• Add a form for each audience. You can create up to three additional forms beyond the default, one for VIPs, one for speakers, one for partners, whatever your event calls for.

• Tie each form to a guest list. The list a guest is on determines the form they see. Add someone to your VIP list, and they land on the VIP form. Add them to your speaker list, and they see the speaker form instead. Splash handles the matching automatically.

• Send guests to the right place. If you email guests through Splash, routing happens on its own. If you send invites through Marketo or HubSpot, just grab the unique link for each list from your guest tab.

The big upside here: Every form stands on its own. You can tailor questions, branding, confirmation messaging, personalization tags, all of it per audience without touching your other forms.

Check out our release announcement for more intel on setting up routing, distribution, and everything else that goes into building your forms.

Faster, smarter check-in on the Android Host App

Once your event starts, your team lives in the Host App, editing guest details, checking people in, and keeping the line moving.  

Android users are getting some of the biggest improvements to the app to date.

• Edit a guest's full registration right from the app, without switching to a desktop to fix something small

• Custom questions now show up automatically when you add a guest on-site

• Filter, sort, and customize your guest list to find the right guest quickly, even at your largest events

• Personalize your badges with custom text on the secondary label (available on Android and iOS)

Not to mention, guest list search is now noticeably faster too, so even when the door gets busiest, finding the right guest doesn't slow you down.

All of these updates are built to give you more control, whether that's over who registers or how fast your team moves at the door.

We'll see you next month.