Seat Maker
Create Seating For Events
Seat Maker launched on October 27, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,779 of 8,178 launches that month.
What it does
#4 ranked app in the App Store’s Lifestyle category - Seat Maker helps anyone build seating charts instantly with AI.
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This app was so easy to use and it was just what my friends needed when we were fighting over who would sit where at our big group dinner! This allowed us to randomly shuffle seating and text everyone their assigned spot! It was AWESOME! Thanks so much for your review - we’re really glad the app helped out with your group dinner! That exact situation is what we built it for, so it’s great to hear it made things easier (and maybe saved a few arguments too). Appreciate you taking the time to write this.- Austin Frankel This app was so easy to use and it was just what my friends needed when we were fighting over who would sit where at our big group dinner! This allowed us to randomly shuffle…from apps.apple.com
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