Festival gift
Easter gifts for the people you can't get to
A little spring surprise. Pick a design, add your own words, and send a small animated gift — no app for them to open, just a link.
Create an easter giftEaster is a hunting holiday. Something is hidden, somebody looks for it, and the finding is the whole point — which is a rare case of a festival whose format a screen can actually reproduce rather than approximate.
Five wrapped boxes, each one hidden inside the last, each opened a different way: a ribbon pulled, a wax seal broken, a key turned. At the bottom a teddy hands over your letter. For the grandparents and the cousins who are somewhere else this year, an album of the family works better.
2 ways to send an easter gift
Photo album
A little album on a desk — flip through the photos, one memory to a page.
Nested surprise boxes
Five wrapped boxes, each hidden inside the last — then a teddy hands over your letter.
How sending an easter gift works
- 1Pick a design — each one is a small scene they open and play with.
- 2Add your own words, names and photos. Nothing is required except the bits that make it theirs.
- 3Get a private link and send it. It opens in any browser, on any phone.
Making an easter gift land
- Send it to the children first — the boxes are the closest thing to a hunt, and they'll do it more than once
- Put the real message at the bottom — it's the last thing they reach, which is where it belongs
- An album suits the older relatives — pages to turn and a line under each photo reads more easily than a game
- Send it Sunday morning — Easter Monday is the day everyone travels and nobody looks at a phone
More ideas
Ready to make one?
It's free, it takes about five minutes, and there's no account on either end.
Create an easter giftLooking for something else? Browse all occasions