A note
Your words on a soft paper card that rises right out of the box.
Made for the holidays
Pick a paper, write them a note and tuck a surprise inside. Send the link, and they’ll untie the ribbon right on their phone. (Yes, there’s confetti.)
Free to start · No app needed · Works on any phone
Pick one of ten papers, write your note and tuck a voucher, a gift code or a photo inside.
Share the link on WhatsApp, iMessage or email, or print a QR card to hide under the tree. You can even lock it until Christmas morning.
They press and hold, the ribbon comes undone, the lid pops off and your note floats up. You’ll know the moment they open it, and you’ll see the love they send back.
Three are on the house. The ★ ones come with Premium.
Your words on a soft paper card that rises right out of the box.
“Breakfast in bed, on me.” Promises count as presents too.
Bought them a gift card? Pop the code inside. Copying it takes one tap.
A favorite moment, printed like a little polaroid.
A carol that starts playing as the lid comes off.
Lock it until Christmas morning. Until then, all they can do is give it a shake.
Concert tickets, a playlist, a weekend away.
See when they open it, and read the thank-you they leave you.
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Payments are handled by Polar (Apple Pay, Google Pay and cards). Changed your mind? Full refund within 14 days, no questions asked.
Nope. The link opens right in the browser, on any phone or computer.
If you bought a gift card somewhere else (a shop, a game, a streaming service), you can tuck its code inside. Ribbon doesn’t sell codes; it just wraps yours nicely.
Lock your gift until, say, 8 am on December 25 in their time zone. If they peek early, they’ll see a countdown and your hint. The box opens when the moment comes.
For 90 days after it opens (or after you send it, if there’s no unlock time). You can delete it any time from My gifts.
Yes! My gifts shows when each one was opened, plus the emoji and note they left you.
Polar sells the paid gifts as the merchant of record, so your card details never touch my servers. There’s more in the terms.