16
worlds to choose from
14
kinds of stop to fill
~15 min
to build and send
$25
once - never a subscription
How it works
Birthday, anniversary, proposal, Christmas, or 2,000 miles apart. Choose a world with its own sky, weather, scenery and a journey already written for your occasion.
16 occasions
Type the letter. Hang the photos. Record your actual voice. Lock a chest until a date only you two know. Every stop arrives prefilled with words you can keep, edit or throw out.
14 kinds of stop
They tap it on their phone and start walking. No app, no account, no headset. The world stays theirs - they can walk back in on the anniversary of the day you sent it.
~15 minutes to build
What's in a world
A world is a short walk with things waiting along the path. Nothing here is a screenshot of a card - every stop is something they do.
An envelope on the path, typed out as they read it.
A gallery they walk into. Your photos in gilt frames, up to 16.
Pictures pegged to a string between two posts.
They blow the candles out with their real breath.
They type a wish and it floats up into your sky.
Little boxes with your promises folded inside.
Reasons you love them, hidden in flowers they find.
A record spinning in a gazebo, strung with lights.
Your actual voice, waiting on a stump.
Locked until a date you choose - even a year out.
An advent board. One door opens each day.
They carve a line back. You get it by email.
A tiny diorama of somewhere that mattered.
The last letter, then fireworks that spell your words.
The showpiece
Not a slideshow. A small neoclassical hall standing in the meadow with its doors open. Chevron floors, a runner, brass plaques under every picture, light falling through the roof ring. Up to sixteen photos, each with the caption you wrote.
By the door there is one empty frame. Its plaque reads: the next one - not taken yet.
Step inside the demo hallThe world collection · 16 ways to say it
A birthday. A big new beginning. An ordinary Tuesday with your favorite person. Find a place that feels like them, then make every stop your own.
Your next little escape
A meadow party under a noon sky
Explore the demo without signing up. Add your words, memories and surprises in the builder.
16 worlds to explore
Why it's the best e-gift you can send
E-gifts won on convenience and lost on meaning - a link, a balance, a receipt with a name on it. A world is somewhere they can go back to. On the bad day. On the flight home. On the anniversary of the day you sent it.
One price, one time
Build the whole thing free. You only pay when you're ready to send it.
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The same world, built for the person getting it.
We wrote the guides too - what actually lands when the whole gift arrives by link.
A World is a private 3D place you build for someone you love. They open one link on their phone and walk through it - past your letters, a gallery of your photos, a cake they blow out with their real breath, and fireworks that spell your words at the end.
No. It opens in any normal phone or laptop browser - nothing to install, no sign-up for them, no VR headset. If a device can't render 3D, the same world opens as a quiet scrolling page with all of your words and photos intact.
$25 one time (currently 50% off the $50 list price). You build the whole thing for free and only pay when you're ready to send. There is no subscription and the link doesn't expire.
About 15 minutes. The builder is five steps - pick the occasion, add your names, choose how you two look, fill the stops, and send. Every stop arrives prefilled with words you can keep, edit or replace.
It's what it was built for. The Long Distance world is two islands joined by a bridge under one shared sky, with the miles between you written into it, plus chests you can seal until the date you next see each other.
An e-gift card is a balance with your name typed above it - it says you remembered, and nothing else. A world is the same convenience (a link, sent in seconds, from anywhere in the world) carrying something a card cannot: your letters, your photos, your voice, and a place they can walk back into a year later.
Yes. They can carve a line into the guest stone, make a wish that floats into your sky, and send a world back to you with your names already flipped. Their replies come to you by email.
The world itself, for as long as they want it - plus a postcard the finale captures automatically, and a short clip they can record and post.
Build it free. Send it for $25. They'll still have it next year.