Make one

You talk. We build. They play.

No templates to scroll. No forms to fill in. Tell us about your person and we’ll take it from there.

  1. Tell us about them.

    Describe them the way you would to a friend: what they love, what they always do, a story you still tell. We’ll ask one or two questions if it helps. Anything you want left out stays private and never becomes a joke.

    My friend Jamie is turning 40. Cycling, espresso, always late, always brings snacks. Funny, with a warm ending. No money jokes.

    Love it. What’s the most Jamie thing they’ve done recently?

    Anything we should avoid?Money · private

  2. We pitch one idea.

    One strong direction in plain words. Make it, try another, or nudge it: more playful, less roast, more heartfelt. You never have to pick from a wall of templates.

    The idea

    Jamie’s 40th as a beautifully over-serious field guide. Coffee-powered, adventure-prone, occasionally late. A snack-rescue game in the middle and a proper thank-you at the end.

    Make itTry another direction
    More playfulLess roastMore heartfelt

  3. Preview the real thing.

    Every scene works in the preview, exactly as they’ll see it. Ask for changes in your own words. Lock the scenes you love so nothing else touches them.

    Keep the dog joke. Replace the quiz with something they can tap.

    Less sarcastic. This is for my mum.

    03 · The rainy weekendLocked
    08 · The part we meanLocked

  4. Give them the link.

    One link that opens on any phone or computer. No app, no account. You choose who can open it, which moments can be shared and whether they can download it.

    Steph’s uncard is live
    uncard.gifts/r7Qm2xVb
    • Link + PIN recommended for kids
    • 8 of 9 moments shareable
    • Keepsake download on

  5. They play. Everyone keeps it.

    They open it with sound or quietly, tap through at their own pace and reach the ending even if they skip every game. Every scene has a tile worth sharing, and a keepsake that plays offline.

Things you’ll never do here.

  • Scroll a wall of 100 templates
  • Fill in a 30-question form
  • Design a website
  • Write it all yourself
  • Make them download an app

Good questions.

How long does it take?
Talk for a few minutes. The first draft is built while you watch, and changes are a sentence away.
What if I don’t know what to say?
Start with a name and one thing they love. We’ll ask a question or two, and we never invent facts about them to fill a gap.
Can I make one for a kid?
Yes. Adults make and manage every uncard. Kids never need an account, and a PIN keeps theirs private.
What if they hate games?
Then there won’t be many. Scenes are picked from what you tell us, and every game can be skipped.

Start with a name.

Make one