Far-away friends included
Grandparents abroad and the cousin on shift write from wherever they are.
A Birthday Card That Reads Itself Out.
Everyone adds a message from their phone. At the party you reveal them one by one while the browser reads each aloud. Afterwards, download the whole card as a keepsake PDF with their name across the top.
Start a birthday cardFree • no sign-up • PDF keepsake
Hide until the partyRead aloudDownload PDF
How it goes
Collect, reveal, keep.
- 01
Collect messages in the days before
Share the link in the family chat. Everyone writes something, signed or anonymous. Turn on Hide so nobody peeks.
- 02
Reveal at the party
Put the wall on the TV. Press Reveal a random message and let the browser read it out. Repeat until the room is in bits.
- 03
Download the keepsake
One tap opens the designed A4 page. Save it as a PDF and send it to them, or print it.
Why not a paper card
Everyone gets a turn, wherever they are.
A moment, not just a signature
Revealing one message at a time, read aloud, turns the card into part of the party.
Something to keep
The PDF has their name, the date and every message as a colour-coded card.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How do people add their birthday message?
Send the link or code. They open it, type a name or stay anonymous, and write up to 300 characters. No account.
Can I keep the messages secret until the party?
Yes. Turn on Hide until revealed. Reveal them one at a time in random order, or all at once.
What does the PDF look like?
An A4 keepsake with soft colour, confetti, their name in large type and every message as a signed card.
Does the card stay online?
No. The room erases itself within 24 hours. Download the PDF to keep it.