Gift design
A ribboned envelope that bursts into hearts
Pull the ribbon, and your letter writes itself out.
Tap the envelope — hearts fill the screen and your words write themselves out.
The flat, fast counterpart to the 3D envelope. There's no scene to load and nothing to orbit — a wooden envelope tied with a ribbon, and one thing to do.
Pull the ribbon. The bow unties, hearts erupt from the middle of the screen and fly past, and a letter card lifts into place with your message written out one character at a time, as if it's being written while they read.
What happens when they open it
- 1
Pull the ribbon
One gesture, no instructions needed. The bow comes undone the way a real one does.
- 2
The hearts
Fifty-six of them burst outward and wash the screen red for a moment.
- 3
The letter types itself
Your words appear in handwriting on ruled paper, at reading speed.
Who it suits
- Sending to a phone on mobile data — it's the lightest of the letter designs
- Someone who'll read rather than play
- A first message where you don't want to explain how anything works
Occasions it's offered for
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- How to Say Sorry to Your Girlfriend Online (Without a Paragraph)
Send this one
Write your message, get a link, send it however you'd send any link. It's free, it takes about five minutes, and neither of you needs an account.
Make a handwritten letter