Every occasion
Every one of these is the same idea shaped 13 different ways: a small private website built out of your photographs and your own words, sent as one link on WhatsApp. Pick the occasion and the envelope, the layout, the music and the words you can borrow are already decided for it.
From ₹39 · free to build
To build the whole thing
Occasions, each built its own way
On every gift, free, by default
Pick the day
Why send a link
An online gift is competing with an object, so it only wins on the things an object is bad at. These are those things.
There is no address to get right, no delivery window to miss and no courier to blame. A gift started at eleven at night is opened at midnight, in another city or another country, and it does not read as last-minute the way a same-day delivery does.
The photograph nobody else has. The argument you have been having since school. A letter set in your own handwriting rather than a typeface. Those are the parts that land, and none of them can be bought at any price.
Flowers last a week and a card goes in a drawer. This stays at the same link, private behind a PIN, so they can open it again on the same date next year — which is the one thing people actually do with it.
Before you start
One that could not have been bought. A digital gift is competing with an object, so anything generic loses outright — but a page carrying photographs only you have, a letter in your own handwriting and a joke nobody else would understand has no equivalent in a shop at any price.
Pick the nearest one and change the words. The occasion decides the envelope, the layout and the music; the letter inside is yours to write, so a retirement, a new job or a long-overdue apology usually fits under a birthday without reading as borrowed. Birthdays are the most neutral starting point of them all.
It depends on whether the point is the object. Something bought is better when they genuinely need the thing; this is better when the point is that you paid attention, because it is made of specifics no shop stocks. Plenty of people send both, and use the link as the card.
Building one is free — you pay only when you are ready to send it, from ₹39 for a complete gift. You see the whole thing finished on a phone screen before you reach for a card, and there is no subscription: it is one payment, once.
Yes. Every gift is locked behind a PIN only you and they know, on by default and at no cost. The link is unlisted and search engines are blocked from gift pages, so a forwarded link never surfaces in a search result. Your photographs are never used anywhere else on the site.
You get one link. Send it on WhatsApp, Instagram or SMS — it previews with a proper card and their name rather than a bare URL. There is nothing to download at either end and the person receiving it does not need an account.
No. You answer a few questions, upload photographs from your phone, and write the message — or borrow one of the written lines and change it until it sounds like you. Everything else, including the layout and the music, is already decided for the occasion.