Surprise calendarA tall painted house on a snowy midnight: one window opens each day, and a note slides out of its sill.
Holidays
Holiday cards for whichever holiday you keep
A garden that opens as they read, three lanterns with a wish each, a door a day in December. Building and previewing is free; sending the link costs from €1, one time.
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From €1 to send
Building and previewing are free. Sending costs from €1 per giftable one-time and never renews.
One private link
They open it in any browser on any phone. Nothing to install, no account for them.
Three formats to open right here
When it falls where you live
- Día de Muertos — Mexico
- 1 and 2 November 2026
- Diwali
- 8 November 2026
- Hanukkah
- sunset 4 December to nightfall 12 December 2026
- St Nicholas / Nikolaus
- 6 December 2026
- Lunar New Year
- 6 February 2027
- Ramadan begins
- around 8 February 2027 — locally observed
- Eid al-Fitr
- around 9 to 10 March 2027 — locally observed
- Easter, Western
- 28 March 2027
- Sant Jordi — Catalonia
- 23 April 2027
- Easter, Orthodox
- 2 May 2027
- Eid al-Adha
- around 17 May 2027 — locally observed
Which day are you sending it for?
Formats that fit this occasion
Fortune cookiesCrack three cookies on a lacquered tray: every slip holds a fortune, and the last one unrolls into your message with lucky numbers.
Neon marqueeThe office party invite
Growing bouquetA garden that opens as you read
A box of warm wordsA wish for each of them
PiñataFive hits and the star piñata bursts into a rain of sweets and confetti. Every sweet hides a wish.
What to write
“Whatever you are lighting this week, we are thinking of you.”
“One wish for each of you.”
“Same greeting, different calendar.”
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This is what they get
- 43 formats
- 10 languages
4.9/5 from early users
Made to feel personal
More like opening a gift. Less like reading an e-card.
Your real memories
Photos and words from your relationship, arranged as a small story.
A moment of discovery
Scratch, tap, and swipe interactions slow the moment down in a good way.
Their answer comes back
Their answer to the closing question lands in your dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
What does the person actually receive?
A private link. They tap it and the card runs in their browser: the format’s opening ritual, your photos and words, and one closing question they can answer in a tap. There is nothing to download.
Do they need an app or an account?
Neither. The link opens in any phone or desktop browser. You do not need an account to build and preview one either — you sign in only at the point of sending.
What does it cost, and what is free?
Building the card and previewing all of it is free, as many times as you like. A few basic cards are free to send as they are; the rest cost from €1 once. There is no subscription and nothing renews.
Do you have Eid, Diwali, Hanukkah or Lunar New Year?
Yes, as their own sections with the real dates — Islamic dates depend on local sighting, so treat ours as approximate. Lanterns are never used as a religious symbol.
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