New baby

A new-baby card for your sister (and a welcome letter to your niece or nephew)

Giftable lets you build a free interactive new-baby card for your sister - photos of her as a kid next to her own newborn, plus a scratch-off surprise - and send the full card for €3, one-time. She opens it one-handed from a link in any browser, no app, and can send a 30-second video reply from the hospital bed.

Try it - scratch me

Happy 30, Mira!

Scratch me

Live mini demo

This is what they get

What to write in a new-baby card for your sister

You made a person! Congratulations, sis. That baby just won the mom lottery and has no idea yet. Can't wait to be the fun aunt/uncle they call first.

Welcome to the world, little one. Your mom used to cut my dolls' hair, so good luck. She's also the strongest, warmest person I know - you're in the best hands.

Congratulations! I put a photo of us at your age next to the baby - the resemblance is honestly alarming. Rest when you can. I love you both.

How it works

01

Pick photos and an occasion

Choose the occasion, add your favorite photos, and write your message. No account needed to start.

02

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.

03

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

When should I send a new-baby card to my sister?

Immediately - she's living in one-handed phone scrolls between feeds, which is exactly how this card opens. A link she can tap at 3am beats a paper card she'll find in a pile in June.

What should I put in it?

The move only a sibling can make: her own baby photos next to the newborn's. Add a welcome message to the baby under the scratch-off - she'll read it out loud, guaranteed.

What does it cost?

Free to build; a 1-slide card sends free, and the full card is €3 one-time. No subscription.

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