A page for every kind of moment
Start from the page closest to what you have in mind. Everything changes as you write.
For your person
- Website for your girlfriendMake a website for your girlfriend in about 15 minutes: a letter in your words, your photos and your song, behind one link that opens on her phone. A card gets read once, but this she can open again on any ordinary Tuesday.
- Website for your boyfriendA website for your boyfriend is the gift for the guy who says he doesn't need anything: your letter, your photos and an inside joke or two, in one link that opens on his phone. It takes about 15 minutes to make, and he can reopen it on the days he needs it.
- Website for your wifeA website for your wife is a love letter she can open on her phone, with your photos, your story and the small things you never say out loud. You make it in about 15 minutes, and she can come back to it long after the dinner reservation is forgotten.
- Website for your husbandA website for your husband puts your letter, your photos and your voice in one private link he can open anywhere. You can make it in about 15 minutes, and it says more than another watch or another tie.
- Website for your partnerA website for your partner is a private page about the two of you, with a letter, photos and the moments that are yours, whatever shape your relationship takes. It opens with a tap on any phone and fits every kind of couple, newly together or decades in.
- Website for your fiancéA website for your fiancé or fiancée holds your story so far: how you met, how you got engaged, and a flip clock counting down to the wedding. Make it in about 15 minutes and give it while the planning gets busy, as a reminder of why you're doing all this.
For an occasion
- Anniversary websiteAn anniversary website tells your story back to the person who lived it with you: the timeline, the photos, a counter of every day so far, and a letter written for this year. Whether it's your second anniversary or your twentieth, it's a gift made of memories rather than things.
- One year anniversary giftA website is a one year anniversary gift with room for all twelve months: your first date, your first trip, the song you played to death, and a letter about what this year meant. Making it takes about 15 minutes, and it's more personal than anything off a shelf.
- Monthiversary giftA little website makes a monthiversary gift you can add to every month: one new photo, one new reason, one more moment on your timeline. Whether you call it a monthiversary or a monthsary, it turns 1, 3 or 6 months into something they can open on their phone.
- Wedding anniversary websiteA wedding anniversary website holds your marriage in one place: the day itself, the years since, your first dance song and a letter about the life you've built. It works for the first anniversary or the fortieth, and you can add a new year every time the date comes around.
- Valentine's Day websiteA Valentine's Day website gives your partner a letter, your photos, your song and a jar full of reasons, all in one link that opens on their phone. It takes about 15 minutes, and unlike the roses, it's still there on February 15.
- Will you be my ValentineAsk "Will you be my Valentine?" with a little website where the No button runs away and the Yes sets off fireworks. You get told the moment they say yes, and it takes about 15 minutes to set up.
- Birthday websiteA birthday website for your partner can stay sealed until midnight, then open with a letter, your photos, coupons to spend and a few open when envelopes for the year ahead. It's a gift they unwrap on their phone, made in about 15 minutes.
- Proposal websiteA proposal website asks "Will you marry me?" with your story around it: the sky the night you met, a timeline of your years, a letter, and fireworks when they say yes. Use it as part of the moment you've planned, or to propose across the miles.
- Long distance relationship giftThis long distance relationship gift doesn't need shipping: a private website with a countdown to your next visit, open when letters and your voice on a record player, sent as a link. Build it in about 15 minutes and it's on their phone the moment you hit send.
- National Girlfriend Day giftThis National Girlfriend Day gift is a small private website you make for her in about 15 minutes, with your letter, your photos and her name spelled out in flowers. It reaches her phone on August 1 as a link, which beats a card she reads once and puts in a drawer.
- National Boyfriend Day giftHere's a National Boyfriend Day gift he won't see coming: a private website with your letter, your song and the reasons you're crazy about him, made in about 15 minutes. Unlike a gadget or a gift card, it says something only you could say, and it's still there next week.
- Christmas gift for your partnerGive a Christmas gift for your partner that opens like a letter on their phone: a private website with your words, your photos and your song. Run it as an advent calendar through December, or keep it sealed until Christmas morning.
- New Year love letterWrite a New Year love letter your partner opens on their phone, with the year you just had laid out in photos and moments. Add a flip clock counting down to midnight, plus a few envelopes to open in the months ahead.
- Sweetest Day giftThis Sweetest Day gift is a private little website for your partner, with a letter, your photos and a jar of sweet reasons they tap through one by one. Make it in about 15 minutes and send it as a link on the third Saturday of October.
Ideas to send
- I love you websiteAn I love you website is a private page that helps you say those three words, whether it's the first time or the thousandth, with your letter, your voice and their name in fireworks. It gives the words some room, which a text at 11 p.m. never does.
- Digital love letterA digital love letter that still feels like one: your words on paper in an envelope, an opening animation, and flowers that spell their name as it unfolds. Then it does what paper can't, with your photos, your song and your voice.
- Apology websiteAn apology website won't fix things for you, but it can help you say sorry to your girlfriend, boyfriend or partner clearly, calmly and in your own words. It gives them space to read, and gives you space to get it right.
- Just because giftThe best just because gift is the one nobody saw coming: a small private website for your partner, made in about 15 minutes, on a day with no occasion at all. No calendar reminder told you to do it, and they'll know that.
- Open when lettersWrite open when letters online: little digital envelopes your partner opens at the right moment, like when they miss you, can't sleep or need a laugh. They live on a private page in their phone, so they're there on the bad night, not in a box at home.
- Reasons why I love youPut your reasons why I love you in a jar they open on their phone: each tap pulls out one note with one reason, up to 100 in all. It's a list that feels like a gift, not a message they scroll past.
- Relationship timelineMake a relationship timeline of your story, from the first message to last weekend, with photos and dates hung like instant pictures on a string. It turns a camera roll into a story your partner can scroll through on their phone.
- Love couponsMake love coupons your partner tears off on their phone, like breakfast in bed or a movie night of their choosing, and see when each one gets used. They live on a private page, so none of them gets lost in a junk drawer.
- Relationship day counterThis relationship day counter answers "how long have we been together?" live, down to the second, on a private page you make for your partner. It also adds up the sunsets, weekends and full moons you've shared, which says more than a date in your calendar.
- Digital advent calendarMake a digital advent calendar for your boyfriend or girlfriend, with one little surprise behind each door and tomorrow's kept shut until tomorrow. It runs 24 days by default or any number you like, and it's ready by December 1 if you start this week.