Festival gift
Valentine's Day gifts you send as a link
For your someone. Pick a design, add your own words, and send a small animated gift — no app for them to open, just a link.
Create a valentine's day giftValentine's Day has a supply problem: everything available on the day is something a shop decided a couple would like, and both of you know it. The roses are the same roses. The card was written by a stranger and signed by you.
Five things here that weren't. A letter in a wax-sealed envelope they tap open, or one that writes itself onto ruled paper a character at a time. An album of the two of you with what you actually thought written under each photo. Five wrapped boxes with your letter at the bottom. Or three cups and a question you already know the answer to.
5 ways to send a valentine's day gift
Sealed with love
A butterfly rests on a wax heart until it's tapped — then the letter slips out.
Handwritten letter
Tap the envelope — hearts fill the screen and your words write themselves out.
Photo album
A little album on a desk — flip through the photos, one memory to a page.
Cup guessing game
Three cups, one answer. Shuffle and pick — they'll always land on the one you want.
Nested surprise boxes
Five wrapped boxes, each hidden inside the last — then a teddy hands over your letter.
How sending a valentine's day 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 valentine's day gift land
- Use the unflattering photos — the airport one, the one where it rained. The polished ones are on their phone already
- Caption what was true then, not what's poetic now — "we'd known each other nine days here" beats anything you could write about forever
- Send it in the morning — Valentine's evening is booked; the morning is empty and yours
- Four hundred characters is the letter limit — it's about five sentences, and five true ones is plenty
- The cup game is for asking, not telling — put the date on the table ("dinner Friday?") and let every cup say yes
- Don't make it the whole gift — send this at breakfast and let the evening be the evening
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