One payment. Kept for good.
A little something
for someone who matters.
Turn a few words into a personalized digital gift they open from a link — a rose, your message, and the small things only the two of you would know.
Create yours6.99 USD once — no account needed to create it.
- Up to 3 photos
- A secret only they can answer
- 60 seconds of your voice
Happy Birthday
A little something for Daniel
“Another year of stories I’m glad I get to share with you.”
— Marco
Put it with the gift
The part of the gift that sounds like you.
Print the card, put it in the box or on the flowers, and the rest opens on their phone.
In a gift box
The A4 card, standing among everything else you chose.
Inside the lid
The compact card, with its bow, the first thing they see.
On a bouquet
The compact card, clipped among the flowers.
How it works
Three small steps between a thought and a moment they keep.
- 01
Write it
Say what you want them to know. Their name, your name, and the words in between.
- 02
Make it special
Add memories, a secret only they can answer, or your own voice. All of it optional.
- 03
Send the moment
Get your private link and QR after checkout, and share it however you like.
Occasions
Sometimes a text message doesn’t feel like enough.
The words are right. The moment isn’t. A Little Something gives what you wrote a moment of its own — something they open, rather than something they scroll past.
- Because I love you
- One more year, together
- Happy birthday
- Thank you for everything
- For Mom
- I’m sorry
- I was thinking about you
- No reason at all
What makes it special
The message is the gift.
The rest is up to you.
Your gift is complete the moment you’ve written it. Photos and voice are there if they fit the moment — everything marked optional costs nothing extra.
Your written message
Who it’s for, who it’s from, and everything you wanted to say.
The rose
The signature reveal they open — unhurried, and made to be watched.
Up to 3 memoriesOptional
Photos that settle around the rose like small notes in the margin.
A secret, and a hintOptional
A word only they would know. Until they answer it, there is nothing to see.
Your voiceOptional
Up to 60 seconds, in the one voice a message can’t carry.
A private link and QR
Yours to share however you want — a message, a card, a note left behind.
Kept for good
One payment, continued access, and recovery through your email if you lose the link.
The secret
Some things are only for them to open.
Add a word only the two of you would know, and this is the screen they meet. Until they answer it there is nothing to read — not hidden on the page, not further down: the words, the photographs and your voice never leave our server.
- A hint, if you want to give one. Never the answer.
- We keep no readable copy of the secret — not even for you.
- Optional, like everything else. Leave it and the gift opens on a tap.
In their words
What people say when they open one.
“I used it as part of my mom’s gift. I added the QR to the physical gift, and I liked that she had something more personal to open.”
For Mom “I sent it to my girlfriend after an argument. I liked being able to say something in a more meaningful way than sending another text.”
Making up “I sent it to my girlfriend to remind her of some beautiful moments we’ve shared. It was a small gesture, but it felt much more personal.”
Just because “I used it as an extra detail for our anniversary. I already had a gift for my wife, but this made it feel more personal.”
Anniversary
Made for moments like these
Every one of these needed saying out loud.
The situations people keep arriving with. Each one has its own page, with what to write and what other people put in theirs.
- A long distance giftFor when you are far apart. Nothing ships, nothing installs, and it lands the moment you send it.
- A birthday gift, todayOn its own, or as the personal half of a gift you already bought.
- An anniversary giftPhotographs, your voice, and the specific day neither of you forgot.
- A gift for your girlfriendNo occasion needed. A Tuesday is one of the most common reasons people make one.
- A gift for momFor Mother's Day or her birthday: family photos, your voice, and the thing you never quite say.
- A Valentine's Day giftNot the same roses as everyone else's. Yours, with your voice, even at the last minute.
Who it is for
For your own gifts, and for your business.
For the people in your life
Birthdays, anniversaries, a thank-you, a sorry. Make each one with your words, your photos and your voice.
For florists, gift boxes and shops
Add a digital gift to every bouquet, box or order: a printed card with a QR that opens your customer’s message. Invite your customer to write it, and put your own name and logo on the card.
One price
6.99USD
one-time payment
Everything you need to make it yours.
Everything needed to create your gift.
- Message
- Memories
- Secret
- Voice
- Private link
- QR code
- Access that never expires
One payment. No subscription. No add-ons.
One more way to give it
Share it your way.
However you hand it over, what opens is the same. Send the private link, put the QR code on something you already have, or turn it into a card.
An A4 card, ready to print
Their name, your name, and the QR code that opens it, on a card that prints edge to edge on ordinary paper. Frame it, fold it into a box, or send it as it is.
With the annual plan, your own brand goes on the card where ours is. See the annual plan
Your turn
Ready to leave them a little something?
Start with the message. You’ll see exactly what they’ll open as you write it.
For
you
Someone sent you a rose
For you
A little something for you
“”
Step 1 of 2
Write your message.
Tell them what’s in your heart. You can make it even more special in the next step.
Add both names and a message to continue.
Already have a plan?
Before you start
The things people ask first.
Do I need an account?
No. Write it, pay once, and the links arrive by email. If you come back later we email you a link to sign in — there is no password to forget.
What does the other person actually get?
A private link, and a QR code if you would rather hand them something. They open it on their phone and it unfolds: your message, your photographs, your voice if you recorded one.
Can I send it to someone in another country?
Yes. There is nothing to ship and nothing to install — it is a link, and it opens in whatever browser they already have. How far it travels makes no difference to what arrives.
How soon can they open it?
As soon as you have paid. The link and the QR code reach you by email the moment the payment is confirmed, and from there it is yours to send whenever suits — now, or at midnight on the day itself.
Does the person opening it need an account or an app?
Neither. They tap the link and it opens. No sign-up, no download, and no account for them at any point — the only thing they need is the link you send.
Is this a digital love letter?
Close enough, with two differences: it is read on a phone rather than on paper, and it can carry your photos and your voice as well as your words. What it is not is an email — it opens, unhurried, as a thing of its own.
How long does it last?
There is no expiry date. It stays until you delete it, and deleting it is something only you can do.
What if they lose the link?
You still have it. Sign in with the email you bought with and send it again — it is the same link, so nothing is lost.
What is the secret?
An optional word only the two of you would know. Until it is answered, the message, the photographs and the recording are not in the page at all — not hidden, not further down: never sent. Only the hint you chose to give.
What if the secret is forgotten?
We cannot recover it. We never keep a readable copy, which is the only way a lock means anything, and it is also the honest cost of one: the content stays closed, and the way out is to delete it and send another.
What is the annual plan?
One payment a year instead of one per gift, with a monthly allowance rather than a quota you can exhaust. It renews each year until you cancel, and cancelling keeps the year you already paid for. The fair-use page says exactly what the allowance is and how it is counted.
Is any of this private?
The photographs and the recording live in storage that is not publicly readable, and are served through credentials that expire. Nothing measures a gift: we count visits to this landing page and to no other, with no cookie and nothing that could be traced back to a person. The privacy page has the whole of it.