Birthday
A birthday card your granddaughter will open, not just pocket
Giftable lets grandparents build a free interactive birthday card for a granddaughter - photos across the years as slides and a scratch-off surprise at the end - and send the full card for €3, one-time. No app to install on either side: she opens a link in her browser and can send back a 30-second video reply.
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This is what they get
What to write in a birthday card for your granddaughter
“Happy birthday, sweetheart. I've watched you grow from the baby who fell asleep on my shoulder into someone I genuinely brag about. Grandmas are allowed.”
“To my granddaughter: you are proof that the best parts of this family got passed down and upgraded. Happy birthday from your biggest, oldest fan.”
“Happy birthday, my dear. In this card are photos from every one of your birthdays I've been lucky enough to see. Scratch the last slide - I hid your favorite one.”
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
I'm a grandparent - is this hard to make?
No. You pick photos from your phone, write your message (or start from ours), and the card assembles itself into slides. Building is free, and if you get stuck a grandchild is legally required to help.
How much does the card cost?
Making it is free, and a 1-slide card sends free. The full card - all the photos plus the scratch-off surprise - is €3, one-time. No subscription to remember to cancel.
Will a teenager actually like this more than money in an envelope?
It's not either/or - you can hide a gift-card code behind a password inside the card. She gets the photos and your words first, then unlocks the treat. Best of both traditions.
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