Birthday
A birthday card for dad that isn't another mug
Giftable lets you build a free interactive birthday card for your dad - real photos, a scratch-off reveal he'll pretend not to be delighted by - and send the full version for €3, one-time. There's no app to install; he opens a link in any browser and can fire back a 30-second video reply.
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Happy 30, Mira!
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This is what they get
What to write in a birthday card for your dad
“Happy birthday, Dad. You taught me to check the oil, to tip well, and to never buy the extended warranty. I use all three constantly. Love you.”
“Dad, I know you'll say you don't need anything. So instead of a thing, here are the photos where you're laughing the hardest. Happy birthday from your favorite child (don't tell the others).”
“Another year older and you still beat me at every card game we play. Happy birthday, Dad - this one you can keep without shuffling.”
How it works
Pick photos and an occasion
Choose the occasion, add your favorite photos, and write your message. No account needed to start.
Add a scratch-off surprise
Hide a photo or a message under a foil layer they rub away with a finger - the moment feels like unwrapping a gift.
Share the link
Send it by WhatsApp, iMessage, or email. It opens in any browser - no app to install - and they can answer with a 30-second video reply.
Frequently asked questions
My dad isn't a 'digital card' guy. Will he actually like this?
Dads tend to like the scratch-off - it's tactile, like a lottery ticket with his family under the foil. There's nothing to set up: he taps your link and swipes through the photos.
How much does a Giftable birthday card cost?
Building it is free, and a single-slide card sends free. The full card - all your photo slides plus the scratch-off - is €3, paid once. No subscription, no recurring anything (dad would approve).
Can dad reply to the card?
Yes - right from the card he can record a 30-second video reply, so you get his reaction even if he lives three time zones away.
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