for the people who wait up till 12
Don't just text happy birthday.
Make them a small website instead. Their name, your photos, the letter you'd never say out loud, and a cake they can blow out. Send the link at 12.
You pay ₹79 only when you publish. They don't need an app, just the link.
don't open the next thing till 1211:58 pm ✓✓
why are you being weird11:58 pm
Happy birthday, Riya
sanjona.rezumix.in
ok now12:00 am ✓✓
AARAV12:03 am
when did you even make this12:03 am
the canteen photo i'm going to kill you12:04 am
What they see when they open it
One long page made for a phone. Every word and photo is yours; the design, animation and 3D are done. These are real screenshots of the birthday design.
- Step 1
It opens like a present
They tap a little gift to unwrap it. Then their name in big letters, a photo of them and one line from you. Music starts with that first tap.
- Tap to open
- Their photo
- Music
Step 2Your letter, inking in
The words fill in line by line as they scroll, on paper with a stamp in the corner and your seal at the bottom. They read it at the pace you wrote it.
- Your words
- Handwritten feel
Step 3The years, one by one
One stop per year: a photo, a title, a line about it. The thread down the middle fills in as they go.
- Year by year
- Your photos
Step 4A pile of polaroids
They swipe through a stack of photos like they're on the table, and tap any one to see it up close.
- Swipe
- Tap to zoom
Step 5Things you never said
Cards they flip one at a time. The front is a word, the back is the thing you've been meaning to tell them.
- Flip cards
- Little surprises
Step 6A cake they can wish on
A real 3D cake that turns slowly. They tap, the candles go out and the confetti comes down.
- Real 3D
- Blow the candles
Step 7And a way to reply
Your sign-off, a button to send you a hug, and one tap to reply on WhatsApp. That's usually when your phone buzzes.
- Confetti
- WhatsApp reply
Premium, ₹129
For when the timing matters
- Locked till midnight. Send it at 9. They see a countdown until 12, then it opens.
- A password, if the photos are only for them.
- You'll know when they opened it, and how many times. (Usually more than once.)
- A quiz about the two of you and a scratch card with the plan hidden under it.
Not yet
This opens soon.
what they see at 9:46 pm
You fill in a form. That's the whole job.
- 1
Pick a design
Each one is made for a particular day: a cake for birthdays, a rakhi and diya for Raksha Bandhan, fireworks for New Year.
- 2
Write it on your phone
Names, a letter, a few photos. The preview updates as you type, so you see exactly what they'll see.
- 3
Publish, then send the link
Pay once, get your link and a QR code. WhatsApp it, or print the code and tuck it into a card.
What it costs
Per page, paid once when you publish. Writing and previewing are free.
- Standard
- ₹79
- Up to 10 photos, the animation and 3D, your own link and a QR code. Stays up 365 days.
- Premium
- ₹129
- Everything in Standard, plus the midnight countdown, a password, open tracking, your pick of music and up to 30 photos.
- Making a few this year?
- ₹40
- That's the lowest per-page price if you buy credits up front. They last a year.
Things people ask us
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You fill in a form with names, a letter and photos. The design takes care of the rest.
How long does the page stay up?
A year from the day you publish. You can renew it after that.
Can I edit it after I've sent the link?
Yes, as often as you like. The link stays the same.
How do I pay?
UPI, card, net banking or a wallet, through Razorpay. The page goes live as soon as the payment goes through.
Will my photos show up on Google?
No. Personal pages are hidden from search engines and only open for people with the link. Premium adds a password.
What are credits?
Prepaid publishes. A Standard page uses 1 credit and a Premium page uses 2, so packs are cheaper if you make a few a year.
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