Dinner AppointmentsAbout Dinner Appointments
Who makes it, and how your information is handled.
In short: Dinner Appointments was built by a ward mission leader to help his own ward feed the missionaries, and is now open to any ward in the United States. It is published by ReadyBrands LLC and is not an official product of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Why it exists
It started as a fix for one ward’s paper sign-up sheet: nights went unfilled, missionaries didn’t know who was feeding them, and members without smartphones were left out. The answer was a shared calendar that tells the missionaries, reminds the hosts, works by text and phone, and asks families to fill open nights on its own.
Privacy
- Each ward’s schedule, members and missionaries are visible only inside that ward.
- Full dinner details, such as addresses and notes, are visible only to the host’s household and the ward’s leaders.
- No ads, no tracking, and information is never sold.
- Members can delete their account from their profile at any time.
Read the full privacy policy.
Publisher
ReadyBrands LLC, Miami, Florida. For help, see support.
Questions
Who makes Dinner Appointments?
Dinner Appointments is published by ReadyBrands LLC in Miami, Florida. It was built by a ward mission leader for his own ward and opened to any ward in the United States.
Is Dinner Appointments an official Church app?
No. It is not an official product of, and is not endorsed by, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Who can see our ward's information?
Only your ward. Full dinner details such as addresses are visible only to the host's household and the ward's leaders. There are no ads and no tracking.