Some wishes
deserve more.

It's a small private website made for one person. Instead of a message that scrolls away, they get a page with your photos, your music and your words — candles they blow out themselves, balloons carrying your message, and a 3D room of photos that wraps around them. You share it as a single link.

No. They tap the link and it opens in whatever browser they already have, on a phone, tablet or laptop. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for. Only the person building the page needs an account.

Yes. You get a separate link to share with everyone else, and they can leave a short video (up to 25 seconds) or a written note without making an account. Every wish lands as pending for you to approve before it appears, so nothing you have not seen shows up on the page. A page holds up to 30 wishes.

Up to 32 photos in the 3D photo room, plus the photos on the opening slides. You can also cut the background out of a photo inside the editor if you want just the person.

Yes. Every page lives at its own unguessable link that is never listed on Google, and you can add a PIN on top if you want it locked down further. It is only as public as you choose to make it.

GH₵ 150, paid once, for one page. There is no subscription and no renewal — you pay when you publish, and that is the end of it. Building and previewing a page is free; you only pay when you are ready to share it.

It stays up until you delete it. There is no expiry date, so they can open it again on the anniversary of the day, or a year later.

Most people finish in ten to fifteen minutes. You add their name, pick photos, write your message, and a live preview shows exactly what they will see as you type.

Plenty of people do — anniversaries, graduations, a long-distance "I miss you", or just a good reason to say something properly. The page is built around a celebration, so anything with candles and photos and a message fits.