Birthday cards worth opening.
A living card behind a private link. The cover moves, the note is in your own words, and you are told the moment it lands. Nothing to install, and the person opening it never makes an account.
A seamless loop, not a still image — pick one from the shelf or describe your own and have it made.
The link opens in any browser, on any phone. The person receiving it does nothing but tap.
Every ready-made card comes with its message written. Add a name and it is finished.
A notification the moment it is read — and they can react, or film a video straight back.
Three steps, about a minute.
Pick a cover
Choose from the collection, or write a sentence and have a cover generated for that one person.
Write the note
Or don't — the ready-made cards arrive with the message already written.
Send the link
Send it anywhere, or schedule it for the morning of the day itself.
Cards with the message already written.
Stuck for words? Start from a card that has them. You add the name, nothing else.
Six shelves, one for each occasion.
- Birthday cards
The everyday one. A cover, a line, a link — sent in a minute.
Open the shelf - Milestone birthdays
30, 40, 50. Bigger numbers, and covers that don't make a joke of them.
Open the shelf - Belated birthday cards
You forgot. It happens. These own it instead of apologising.
Open the shelf - Cards for friends
Warm, a little rude — the way you actually talk to them.
Open the shelf - Cards for family
For the people who screenshot it and keep it on their phone.
Open the shelf - Cards for colleagues
Kind without reading like a group email signed by the whole floor.
Open the shelf
Someone's birthday is closer than you think.
Reading about a card is nothing like opening one. Pick a cover, write a line, send the link — and watch the moment it's opened.
No app. No account. Nothing to install.