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What a Wish-ly page actually looks like

Every picture below is a screenshot of a real page, in order, from the moment it opens to the moment it ends. Nothing here is a mockup.

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  1. A birthday page opening slide: the word HAPPY in large type behind a photo, with a short message headed "A year of joy"

    It opens like a title sequence

    Their name, their photo, and the first thing you want to say — full screen, before anything else happens. There are four of these to swipe through, each with its own photo and its own line.

  2. A second opening slide with a different photo and message

    Every slide is yours to write

    The words, the photos and the colours all change per slide. Nothing here is a template you cannot move — a live preview shows exactly what they will see as you type it.

  3. Four wishes from friends shown as cards — three video messages and one written note

    Wishes from everyone who could not be there

    Send one link to the group chat and everyone leaves a short video or a note, no account needed. You approve each one before it appears. A page holds up to 30.

  4. A chocolate cake with five lit candles, above the instruction "Make a wish, then blow into your mic"

    They blow the candles out themselves

    Real candles, real breath. The page listens through the microphone and the flames go out one by one as they blow. If the mic is unavailable, pressing and holding the cake does the same thing.

  5. A red heart balloon reading "I LOVE YOU" rising through falling confetti, carrying a photo

    Then the message floats up

    A heart balloon inflates and lifts your words — and a photo, if you want one on the strings — through the confetti. It is the moment most people screenshot.

  6. A curved wall of dozens of photographs surrounding the viewer, with a handwritten-style caption across the middle

    And they end up standing inside the photos

    Up to 32 photos curve around them in 3D, with your closing line written across the middle. It runs in the browser — no app, nothing to install.

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Screenshots cannot show the candles going out or the balloon lifting. The demo is a complete page you can walk through yourself — no sign-up, nothing to install.

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