Festival gift
A Halloween gift that haunts them back
Spook someone sweetly. Pick a design, add your own words, and send a small animated gift — no app for them to open, just a link.
Create a halloween giftMost Halloween gifts are a bag of sweets or a mug with a pumpkin on it — fine, and forgotten by November. The one people talk about is the one that made them jump.
This one is a whole haunted house, opened from a link. It's pitch dark; their phone becomes a torch; three little ghosts are hiding and giggling, and something is standing right behind them. It ends with every candle in the house flaring up, their name written in the air by the ghosts, your photos on the wall and your message in the fog on the mirror.
1 way to send a halloween gift
Ghost Hunt 360°
A haunted house in the dark: their phone becomes a torch to catch the ghosts — and the sneaky one behind them — before the ghosts write their name in the air.
How sending a halloween 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 a halloween gift land
- Send it in the evening — a haunted house works better in a dark room than on a sunny lunch break
- Tell them to turn the sound on — the ghosts' giggles tell them which way to turn
- Put a few photos in — they hang in old gilt frames on the portrait wall, and the sillier the better
- Write the message like a dare — it appears in the fog on a mirror, so a little spooky suits it
- Made for far away — the friend you'd normally be trick-or-treating with, or someone in another time zone on the 31st
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Ready to make one?
It takes about five minutes, most designs are free, and a free gift needs no account on either end.
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