KeepsakeCode

Group gifts

The group gift that's made of memories

For a 90th birthday, a retirement, a farewell. One link goes to the family group chat or the team channel; everyone quietly adds a photo, a voice message or a few words. You review it all in private — and on the day, they open a page made by everyone who loves them.

One payment from $39 · No app for your guests · No account to create

A family gathered around a table, laughing together

The gift no store sells

For the person who has everything, the only gift that still lands is the one made of people. You know this — it's why you're thinking about collecting something from the whole family or the whole team instead of buying another gadget.

The hard part was never the idea. It's the organizing: chasing twenty people across three group chats, photos arriving compressed and out of order, half the voice notes lost in the scroll, and someone inevitably asking the day before what this was all for.

One link fixes it. You send a ready-made invitation to the group; everyone adds their piece in two minutes from their phone, without an app or an account — and none of them can see what the others added. It stays a surprise for everyone.

One code, start to finish

Before, during and after

Collect · 1–3 weeks

One link does the asking

Your dashboard gives you an invitation message with the name, the occasion and the deadline already written in — copy it into the family group chat or the team channel and you're done asking. A progress bar shows how many people have contributed, and everyone gets a gentle reminder before it closes. Contributors only ever see their own additions.

Review

You see it before they do

Contributions close a day before the gift is given (you can change that), leaving you a quiet window to look through everything: hide anything that doesn't fit, fix a name, pick the cover, and put it in the order you want it experienced. Then preview the reveal exactly as they'll see it — so you can hand it over with total confidence.

The reveal

They open everything at once

On the day, they scan the gift card or tap the link. First a cover — “24 people have something to tell you.” Then, one person at a time: a photo, a voice saying their name, a few written words. No account, no password, nothing to figure out. The page is theirs to keep and return to.

What everyone can add

Photos at full resolution

The ones that never made it out of everyone's camera rolls — the fishing trip, the old kitchen, the graduation nobody has prints of. Uploaded as originals, up to 20 MB each, including iPhone HEIC files.

Voice messages

Thirty seconds of a familiar voice is the part that undoes people. Everyone records right in the browser — grandkids, old colleagues, the friend who moved away — and each one plays at the reveal with their name on it.

Written notes

For the ones who'd rather write, and the ones who think of the right words at midnight. Notes appear through the gift page between the photos, like cards inside an album.

Not a mockup

Open a real event page

Every example on our demo page is a working event running in the product — the countdown before the day, the collecting page during it, and the finished page afterwards. The layout and wording change with the occasion, but the mechanics are identical to what is described here.

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How you hand it over

A link alone doesn't feel like a gift. Your printable gift cards are ready the moment you set up — print one, slip it in an envelope, and hand them something real.

  • 4×6 and 5×7 gift cards — “This is for you. The people who love you have something to say.”
  • A phone version of the card, for giving it from afar — just send the image
  • The QR code on the card opens the gift, and shows a friendly “not yet” until the day you chose
  • Scanning early can't spoil anything — the reveal is locked to the date, down to the server clock

Questions people ask

Can the recipient see it early?
No. The reveal link shows a “not quite yet” page until the day you chose — checked on our servers at the moment they open it, not on a timer in their browser. Contributors can't see each other's additions either; only you see everything before the day.
How do people add their photos and messages?
You send them one link. It opens straight to the contribution page — no app to install, no account to create. Adding a photo, a voice message or a note takes about two minutes on any phone.
What if someone adds something that doesn't fit?
Everything lands in your dashboard first. You can hide anything, change the order it's experienced in, fix how someone's name is shown, and pick the cover photo. Nothing reaches the recipient that you haven't seen.
When exactly does the gift open?
From midnight on the give date, in your timezone — so it works whether you hand it over at breakfast or at dinner. Giving it early? There's a “Reveal now” button in your dashboard that opens it on the spot.
What does it cost?
One payment, no subscription. $39 keeps the original files for 6 months; $59 keeps them 24 months and prepares your complete download automatically before anything expires.
Can I print something to physically give?
Yes — 4×6 and 5×7 gift cards come ready to print the moment you set up, plus a phone-sized version you can send digitally if you're far away.

One payment, one gift, theirs to keep

$39 for everything above, with originals kept 6 months. $59 extends that to 24 months and prepares your full archive automatically before anything expires. No subscription either way.

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