Valentine's Day
A Valentine's Day gift that sounds like the two of you.
The fourteenth of February has a way of making everybody's gift look the same: the same roses, the same chocolates, the same card from the same shelf. None of that is wrong. It is just not yours. This is the part that could only have been sent by you.
6.99 USD once — no account needed to create it.
Be mine, in your own words.
A rose that opens, your message, and the question only they can answer before any of it appears.
- A rose that opens
- Your photos
- A secret
Happy Valentine's Day
A little something for Mia
“I know it has only been a few months and I am not supposed to make a big deal of this. I am making a small deal of it. Play the recording.”
— Ethan
The trouble with February 14
Valentine's Day is the one date where everyone is buying the same thing at the same time. Restaurants are full, delivery slots are gone by the tenth, and the flowers cost three times what they did the week before.
What does not run out is what you have to say. A digital Valentine made from your own photographs and your own voice does not need a delivery slot, and it does not look like anybody else's.
Three ways people send it
As the whole gift
A message, your photographs, your voice, and a rose that opens first. Sent as a link, complete on its own.
With the flowers
You bought the roses. Put the QR code on the card that comes with them, and the flowers get a voice.
Across a distance
Apart on the fourteenth. It arrives the moment you send it, in whatever time zone they are in.
What makes one land
- A photograph nobody else has — not the best one, the specific one.
- One memory told properly, instead of ten told in passing.
- Your voice, even for ten seconds. It is the part people play again.
- A secret only they can answer, so the first thing it does is prove it is from you.
What people write on the fourteenth
Valentine's messages go wrong when they try to sound like a card. The ones that work are small and exact.
The first Valentine's
I know it has only been a few months and I am not supposed to make a big deal of this. I am making a small deal of it. Play the recording.
After years together
Nine Valentine's Days and you still laugh at the same joke about the parking ticket. I have no plans to retire it.
Apart on the day
I cannot take you to dinner tonight, so I am sending you the photo from the last dinner instead. Same table next time, I promise.
Your turn
Create your Valentine.
Write it first and watch it take shape. The photographs, the voice and the secret are optional, and it exists the moment you have paid.
For
you
Someone sent you a rose
For you
A little something for you
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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?
The things people ask first.
Is this a good last-minute Valentine's gift?
It is built for it. There is no delivery slot and no stock: you write it, you pay, and the link and QR code are in your email straight away. It works on the fourteenth at eleven at night.
Can I send it to someone long distance for Valentine's?
Yes. It is a link, so it arrives in any country the moment you send it, and they open it when their fourteenth begins.
Can I add it to flowers or chocolates?
Yes. You get a QR code with the private link, so it can go on the card with the flowers or inside the box. They scan it and the rest opens on their phone.
Is it only for couples?
No. People send them to friends on the Day of Love and Friendship, to a mother, or to someone they have not told yet. Nothing in it assumes what kind of love it is.
Does it still work after Valentine's Day?
Yes. It does not expire and there is nothing to renew. They can open it again next February, and the one after.
Send a Valentine that could only be from you
Start with the message. You will see exactly what they open as you write, and it can be on its way in minutes.