A cinematic web page built around the two of you — their name on the first screen, your real dates on the timeline, your photos, your letter typed out one line at a time. They open a link, and five minutes later they're crying at their phone.
This is a real sample with placeholder names and art. Inside it you can switch between all six occasions to see how each one looks — that switcher does not appear on a real order.
Best with sound on. It runs about four minutes, and you set the pace — nothing advances until you tap.
The page opens on their name in full screen. Within three seconds they know this was made, not bought.
The timeline is built from your actual milestones — the day you met, the day it became something. They'll recognise every one.
Photos tip onto the screen like prints out of a box during the story, then come back as a deck they can swipe through at the end.
Your words appear one character at a time, pausing at the full stops the way a person writing would. It's the part everyone stops for.
"1,916 days together" — recalculated every single time they open it. Next year it'll still be right.
Send a link, or send a single file that works with no internet at all. It keeps working long after any subscription would have lapsed.
Each occasion has its own arc, its own words and its own colour. Same care, different story.
Their name, your key dates, and roughly what you want to say. If writing the letter is the hard part, send me bullet points and I'll draft it for you to approve.
Four to eight works best. Anything from your camera roll is fine — I crop and colour-match them so they sit together.
You get a private link to review, one round of changes included, then the final link and file. Send it whenever you're ready.
There's no form to fill in. Tell me what you want when you message me and we'll work it out in the chat.
Something not on this list? Ask anyway — most of it is possible.
You send a link — it opens in any browser, phone or computer, with no app and no sign-up. You also get the whole thing as a single file, so they can keep it even if the link ever goes away.
The file version does, completely. Music, photos and all — everything is inside the one file. It's the version to use if you want them to still have it in ten years.
Four to eight, from your phone, in whatever quality you have. Slightly blurry real moments always land better than posed ones. I handle the cropping.
Yes, and most people ask. Send me bullet points — how you met, something only the two of you would get, what you'd say if you weren't embarrassed — and I'll draft it. You approve every word before it ships.
Yes — send the track and I'll fit it to the pacing. Note that a private gift is one thing and a public page is another: if you want it published somewhere public, we'll use a licensed instrumental instead.
You review it on a private link before anyone else sees it, and we sort out any changes then. Fixing a typo never counts as one.
The link is unlisted and not indexed by search engines. Your photos and letter are used for your build and nothing else.
Send me three things and I'll come back with a plan and an exact price the same day.
Usually replies within a few hours.