Add A Cohost To Your Sign Up Form
A co-host can edit and share one sign-up, exactly as you can. Use it when somebody is organising an event with you.
Adding one
- Open the sign-up and click Share.
- Choose Co-Hosts.
- Enter their name and email.
- Choose Event co-host.
- Send. They get an invitation and sign in with their own code.
They do not need a Lome account first — the invitation creates one.
Co-host or admin? Almost always co-host.
The invite screen offers both. They are very different:
| Role | Can reach | Use when |
|---|---|---|
| Event co-host | That one sign-up | Someone is helping with this event |
| Community co-host | Everything in one community | Someone helps run a whole group — see Add A Cohost To Your Community |
| Admin | Your entire Lome account, including billing | Rarely — a genuine second owner |
An admin can see and change everything you have, every sign-up and your billing. For almost every case where someone says "I need to give my colleague access", a co-host is the right answer. Admins also use a seat on your plan; co-hosts do not.
To add a genuine account admin instead, go to Settings → Admins — see Add Admins to Your Lome Account.
Where their name shows up
A co-host's name appears on the sign-up form itself and in emails sent to people who sign up. Use the name your guests will recognise.
To change it, go back to Share → Co-Hosts and edit their entry.
Worth agreeing beforehand
Both of you can message everyone who signs up, so settle who is sending what. Two thank-you emails for the same sign-up is a common and avoidable annoyance.
Removing someone
Share → Co-Hosts, find them, and remove. They lose access to that sign-up immediately. Anything they created stays with the sign-up.