An animated card,
in your hands right now
What arrives isn't a flat page with photos pasted on it — it's something you scroll through and tap.
Here are three samples running on exactly the same engine as a real shikishi.
Spreadsheet
A farewell card disguised as a work handover document. Tap a cell to open the full entry with its photos; review all twelve and the file admits what it really is. Even the seconds where it reads as ordinary paperwork are part of the gift.
Constellation
A night sky with one star for each person. Tap a star to open that person's message; every star you finish draws another line. Read all twelve and the lines spell out the recipient's name.
Retro game
A pixel-art mini-game where you catch falling coffee beans. Every four beans triggers a "sponsor ad", and each ad is one of the messages. The ads you can't skip turn out to be the entire card.
These are just examples
In the app you describe the card you want in your own words, and AI builds it. These three are one set of possibilities — the theme and the design are yours to choose.
- Everyone can write in it together
- One QR code delivers it
- The recipient can view it without the app
The app is free to download, and AI generation is free up to 50 coins each month.