Group birthday gift
Looking for a birthday gift idea that actually means something? A Starcard is a group birthday gift made of voices. Everyone who loves the birthday person records a short voice message, each one becomes a star in a private night sky, and they unlock the messages one at a time on their birthday. It is the rare personalized gift that gets better the more people you invite.
Another year, hung in light
Friends, family, the people who could not be there in person. You share one link and each of them adds a voice message, so the birthday gift comes from the whole circle, not just one person.
A 30th, 40th, 50th, or any year worth marking. Twenty-five voices saying what they have never quite said out loud is a milestone birthday gift they will keep returning to all year.
A long distance birthday gift that feels close. No app, no account, no shipping. Everyone records from their own phone, and the birthday person opens their sky wherever they are.
Ava’s sky · five voices · made in an afternoon
One object, three states. The same message is an aura on the invitation, a waveform in the player, and a star in their sky.
How it works
Share one link with the people closest to them. Each voice message becomes a star, and you approve every one.
Add their name and the occasion, choose a sky, and record your own message too if you like.
Pay once, send one private link. They open it, and the sky lights up one star at a time. You get to imagine their face.
A Starcard. Instead of chipping in for one object, everyone records a short voice message that becomes a star the birthday person unlocks one at a time. It is personal, it comes from the whole group, and it costs $9.99 once for up to twenty-five voices.
Create a Starcard, share one link with everyone you want to include, and they record right in their browser. No accounts and no apps. You approve the messages, then send the finished sky on their birthday.
$9.99, once. That covers up to twenty-five voice messages and a full year of access to the sky, with no subscription.
Give them a birthday they hear, not just one they unwrap.
Start their birthday sky