Homecoming proposal maker

This makes one hoco proposal for one person. You type their name and the question you want to ask, and it builds a small page and hands you the link. You send that link yourself, in whatever app you two already text in. They open it, the No button slides away from their finger, Yes wins, and whatever they pick arrives in your inbox. Free, no signup, and the kind of thing people screenshot.

How it works

• Fill in a couple of fields - their name and the homecoming question you want to ask.
• Get a link and send it to that one person in any messenger.
• They open a page where the No button playfully runs away and Yes wins.
• Their answer lands in your inbox. They never see your email address.

Why a link beats the hallway moment

Most hoco proposals happen in the worst possible spot: a packed hallway, four minutes between classes, half the grade watching from the lockers. A link takes the question out of that spot entirely. You make it at home, you send it on a Tuesday night, and they read it alone with their phone.

That is easier on both of you. You are not hunting for words while your heart is going, and they are not answering in front of an audience. If the answer is yes, you still get the loud hallway moment; it just happens after the question instead of during it.

Hoco proposal questions you can paste in

Short beats clever. Their name, one clear question, done. Take any of these exactly as they are.

• “Hoco?”
• “Homecoming with me?”
• “You + me + hoco?”
• “Save me a dance at homecoming?”
• “Out of everyone here, I would pick you for hoco.”
• “No pressure at all, but hoco would be a lot better with you.”

For the pun version, hang it on something true about them. A goalie gets “I would dive for a yes to hoco.” A band kid gets “hoco with me and I will even carry the case.” It works because it is about them, not because it is a joke.

If the answer is no

A real no is one of the two answers this thing can send you, and it is a fine one. If it comes back, keep it small: read it, reply once, and do not send a second link. Asking once is what people remember about you months later, far more than the proposal itself.

Two lines is plenty: “All good, thanks for telling me.” Then let it sit. Silence counts as an answer too, and it deserves the same treatment. Go to homecoming with your friends, because a no to one question is not a no to the night.

Make your hoco proposal in about a minute

One question, one person, one link. No account to make, nothing to download, and the base invite is free.

Create your invite

The runaway button is a joke and only ever a joke. They can close the page, or say no for real, and that answer reaches you exactly the same way a yes does. A real no is a normal answer to a real question, and no dance is worth anyone feeling cornered over.

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