Digital Greeting Cards / Valentine's Day card

Digital Valentine's Day card

A phone-sized Valentine that plays like a little movie and ends on the one question that matters. Send it as a link they tap through themselves, or download it as a video.

What's in the Valentine's card

A heart-shaped locket opens on their name — or your photo of them.
Candy conversation hearts tumble in, one printed with your nickname for them.
“Will you be my Valentine?” — and the NO button dodges every tap, losing its nerve each time, until YES is the only thing left to press.
A photo-booth strip captioned with a memory of the two of you.
A love letter that types itself out, line by line, and a Be Mine keepsake to finish.

What to write in a Valentine's Day card

“You are my favourite notification.”
“I'd still pick you on a Monday.”
“Ten out of ten, would fall for you again.”
“Every love song makes sense now. Annoyingly.”
“You had me at “I saved you the last slice.””

How it works

Type their name, your name and your words — the live preview updates as you go.
Add a photo if you like. It stays inside the card; nothing is uploaded to a server.
Copy the share link and send it anywhere — WhatsApp, iMessage, email.
Or download it as an MP4. Free, no signup, no watermark.

Questions

Does the NO button really run away?

Yes — in the shared link, every tap on NO makes it jump somewhere else and change its mind (“are you sure?”, “really??”). After a few tries it gives up and turns into a yes. In the MP4 version it dodges three times on its own, then YES gets pressed.

Can I add our photo?

Yes. Upload one and it fills the heart locket at the start and the polaroid at the end. The photo lives inside the link itself and is never uploaded to our servers.

Is it only for partners?

It's written for a partner or a crush, but the words are yours to change — the nickname, the memory, the big line and the whole letter.