I built a seating chart maker for the relationship problems spreadsheets cannot solve

Seating charts look like a layout problem, but the difficult part is usually the relationships.

Someone needs to sit near a friend. Two guests should stay apart. A student needs a front-row seat. Every manual change can create another conflict somewhere else.

I built EasySeatingChart to make this process visual and easier to manage. You can add tables, drag people into seats, and define rules for who should sit together or apart. The tool works directly in the browser, so people can try it without creating an account first.

The first version is live, and I am now improving the planner around real wedding, classroom, and event workflows.

I would especially appreciate feedback on:

- Which seating rules are most useful?

- What part of creating a seating plan takes the most time?

- What would make you trust this tool for a real event?

Product: https://easyseatingchart.com/en