Fifteen years of dreaming.
Six months of quinceañera planning.
One app that gets both.
A quinceañera isn't a birthday party. It's a Mass, a court of fourteen, a waltz your daughter practiced for months, la última muñeca, the shoe change, and 200 people who all know your mother. This is the only planner built for every one of those moments — and for the padrinos who make them possible.
Every padrino's promise, tracked
Misa to last dance, one plan
200 RSVPs, counted for you
The wedding apps have never heard of la última muñeca. We built the whole night in.
Pick your ceremony — full Mass, blessing, or civil — and the plan shapes itself: readings and liturgy roles appear only when there's a Mass to plan. Then the night: every set-piece moment is a real thing in the plan, not a note in your phone.
La corte de honor
Damas and chambelanes with their pairs, the chambelán de honor, entrance order — with a phonetic spelling for every name, so the MC gets each one right — and the choreographer and practice schedule alongside.
El vals & la sorpresa
The formal waltz and the surprise dance — plus the whole music board: must-play, do-not-play, and each special song with its moment and its dedication. It all prints straight onto the DJ's sheet, so the flip from waltz to reggaeton lands perfectly.
Muñeca, zapatos, corona
The last doll, the changing of the shoes, the tiara, the candle ceremony with every honoree in order — each one a planned, timed, printed moment. Los brindis too, as a real roster: who speaks, how they're related, and in what order.
La misa
Church, readings, liturgy roles, and the padrinos' parts in the Mass — organized with the same care as the party.
From la misa to the last dance, in pictures.
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CLICK TO EXPANDPadrinos make the quince possible. Honor every promise.
The cake from tía Rosa. The venue from los padrinos de salón. The dress, the DJ, the limo — a quinceañera is built by a family's generosity, and keeping track of who promised what (and what's still open) is the most delicate spreadsheet in the house. Ours handles it with grace: every padrino, their gift, committed and received — and a thank-you list that writes itself into the printed program.
And the guest page speaks both languages. The quince website and RSVP flow are English y Español — abuela taps ES and RSVPs without a translator. Want proof? Tap Español at the top of this page — it speaks both too.
Padrinos & Madrinas
Recreation with sample data — the real tracker lives on the Overview.
The program your guests keep.
PlanFlow lays out a print-ready program from your live plan — the ceremonies in order, the court presented, every padrino honored by name. Change the plan Tuesday night, reprint Wednesday.
Gran entrada · 7:00
El vals · 7:30
Brindis · La última muñeca
Baile sorpresa · 9:00
Families spend $8,000–$25,000 on a quince. The plan is $129.
The venue, the dress, the food for 200, the photography — that's where the money goes, and the padrinos help carry it. The plan that keeps all of it straight costs about one percent of the party: $129 once — founder price $99. Split it with a madrina and it's the cheapest gift on the list, and the one the whole family uses for six months.
Cost ranges from published quinceañera cost surveys and planning guides as of July 2026.
What's out there vs. what this is.
| Quince apps (free) | Spreadsheets + the group chat | PlanFlow Quinceañera | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What they really are | Checklists attached to vendor directories — the app's job is selling you to vendors | Where it all lives today, held together by one exhausted mom | A real planning cockpit — you pay once, you're the customer |
| Court management | ✗ | a names list, somewhere | ✓ roster, pairs, entrance order, practices |
| Padrino money, tracked with grace | ✗ | the most delicate tab in the house | ✓ committed vs received + the printed thank-you |
| The ceremonies (vals, sorpresa, muñeca, zapatos, velas) | a checklist row | ✗ | ✓ planned, timed, on the DJ's cue sheet |
| Seating & RSVPs for 200 | basic list | counting by hand | ✓ per-guest pages, declines free their seats |
| Budget · vendors · contracts | ✗ | three more tabs | ✓ with payment tracking |
| Bilingual guest pages | ✗ | — | ✓ English y Español, live on every guest page |
| Price | free — you're the product | free — you're the planner | $129 once · founder $99 |
Comparison covers free and paid alternatives using published pricing and app-store documentation as of July 2026.
Ask your quince anything. It drafts — you approve.
Names are scrubbed before anything leaves the Service, and every action is logged.
Quince años happens once.
Plan it like it matters. $129.
Founder price $99 for the first 25 families — or through September 1, 2026, whichever comes first. 30-day money-back. No ads, no vendor spam, and your guest list is nobody's product. Yours through your event + 12 months after.
Start your quince plan — $99Founder pricing applied at checkout.
Instant access · works on every phone in the family · guests never need an app
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What families ask.
We're doing a full Mass before the reception. Does it handle both?
Yes — choose the Mass ceremony and the plan adds the church, readings, liturgy roles, and the padrinos' parts, alongside the reception's own timeline. Two venues, one plan.
Can it manage the court and their dance practices?
The court roster (damas, chambelanes, pairs, entrance order) is built in, and practices live on the timeline. The choreographer gets their own vendor sheet — their schedule, the venue, and day-of contacts.
How does the padrino tracking work — without being awkward?
Each padrino has their gift, what's committed, and what's arrived — visible only to you. The printed program's thank-you section builds itself from the list, so every padrino is honored by name on the night.
Will my grandmother be able to RSVP?
Every guest gets a personal link that opens in any browser — tap, RSVP, done. And the guest page speaks English y Español — abuela taps ES. It was built precisely for her.
What if we already started planning in a spreadsheet?
The import wizard reads your spreadsheet, splits names, and groups families — with an undo button.
What if it's not for us?
30-day money-back, no questions — and your plan leaves with you: print-ready PDFs and CSV reports, any time. Es tuyo.