Thank you
A thank-you card for your mom, roughly two decades overdue
Giftable lets you build a free interactive thank-you card for your mom - photos across the years, your words, a scratch-off surprise - and send the full card for €3, one-time. She won't need an app: the card opens from a link in any browser, and she can record 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 thank-you card for your mom
“Thank you for every packed lunch, every 'text me when you land', every time you pretended not to be tired. I didn't see it then. I see all of it now.”
“Mom, I became an adult and immediately called you to ask how to do everything. Thank you for answering every time like it was the first. This card is 20 years of unsaid thank-yous.”
“Thank you for the things I only understood when I had my own kitchen, my own bills, my own bad days. You made it look easy. It wasn't. I know that now.”
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
Why send mom a thank-you card when it's not Mother's Day?
Because off-schedule gratitude is the kind that lands. On Mother's Day she gets flowers from everyone; on a random Wednesday she gets proof you were thinking about her unprompted.
What does it cost?
Building the card is free and a 1-slide card sends free. The full card - photos across the years plus the scratch-off - is €3 one-time. No subscription.
Will she manage to open it?
If she can open a WhatsApp message, she can open this: one tap on the link, and the card runs in her browser. The 30-second video reply button is big and obvious - expect tears in hers.
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