A greeting card that really opens.
You write it on your iPhone and send it with a link. They open it on their phone or computer, without installing anything.
Or open it here as you scroll
iPhone
- With a finger (iPhone): On any phone it opens by lifting the cover, like a paper card. They don’t install anything.
- With the hinge (iPhone Duo): On iPhone Duo it opens as the phone opens. Closed, the outer screen shows the cover.
- With the screen (MacBook): On a MacBook it opens as you lift the screen. Lower it, and the card closes again.
You write it on your iPhone and send it with a link. They open it on their phone or computer, without installing anything.
How it works
From the iPhone app, in a minute.
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1Pick a card
Birthday, congratulations, I love you. Christmas arrives in December.
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2Write your message
Inside the card’s page, with their name and your signature. A message is already written, if you don’t know where to start.
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3Send it
From Messages, WhatsApp or anywhere. It arrives as a link, and opens on Android or a computer too.
The cards
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Happy birthday
Five candles to light, and a party around them.
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Congratulations
A toast in the piazza under the fireworks.
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I love you
A bench for two under a tree of hearts.
Open it
Coming soon
We’re making these now.
- Merry Christmasfrom December 1
- A new little onefor a birth
- Thank youto say thanks properly
- Happy anniversaryfor the years together
Pricing
They never pay to open it. You get your first three cards free, then choose how many you need.
No subscription and no account. Cards never expire, and with the same iCloud they move with you to a new iPhone.
Questions
Do they need the app?
No. They open it from your message, on a phone or a computer, Android included.
Can I send from Android?
Not yet: sending needs the iPhone app. Opening works everywhere.
Where does my message go?
It travels inside the card’s link. We don’t store it anywhere, and there’s no account.
Which language is it in?
Italian or English, the sender’s.
We’ll tell you when it’s out.
