The problem
Make a simple message feel thoughtful and memorable, like a gift, without shipping anything, installing an app or subscribing just to send one gift.
Case study · Web app · Mobile-first
Private digital gifts that feel like a small moment.
A short message becomes a small interactive moment: a 3D flower, the message and, if you want, photos, a secret and a voice note. It's shared by private link or QR code.

The problem
Make a simple message feel thoughtful and memorable, like a gift, without shipping anything, installing an app or subscribing just to send one gift.
Who it's for
People who want to send something meaningful. The person who buys creates the gift; the person who receives it doesn't need an account.
What it does
Two steps: write the message, then make it special with up to 3 photos, a secret with an optional hint and a voice note of up to 60 seconds.
The recipient finds a sealed door. If there's a secret, it's checked on the server; then a 3D rose, tulip or sunflower opens to the message, photos and voice.
Private link, QR code to copy or download, a printable card and a copy of the purchase by email.
One-time purchase or an annual plan through Stripe Checkout. A gift is activated only when the payment webhook confirms it.
Buyers come back with a magic link to a dashboard with every gift, a preview that doesn't mark it as opened, and account deletion.
Landing pages per occasion in English and Spanish, such as birthday gifts.
The journey
Write the message and make it special
Pay with Stripe Checkout
Get the link, QR code and email copy
The recipient opens the private link
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Under the hood
Content protected by a secret never reaches the HTML or the RSC payload before it's unlocked, and the secret itself is stored as a hash.
Recipient, preview and fill links each have their own token, stored as a hash plus an encrypted copy so it can be recovered.
An idempotent Stripe webhook is the only thing that marks a payment as done, so retries never activate a gift twice.
A gltf-transform pipeline optimizes the flower models so the reveal loads fast on phones.